📢 Important Announcement: Our Discussions Are Moving to Github’s Main Community!

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Update: We have completed the migration: check out our announcement in Community Discussions

We want to share an important update about our Actions discussions. To better serve you and and centralize discussions for our product team, we’re consolidating these forums into our main community discussions. This move is part of our efforts to centralize our Open Source Actions repos’ product feedback and foster greater collaboration between our users, Community Managers, and Product Managers, who are actively engaging in discussions.

What You Need to Know:

1. Migration of Key Discussions:
   • To ensure continuity, we’ll be migrating some of the most upvoted and actively participating discussions to the main community forums.
   • If your discussion isn’t migrated and has been closed, don’t worry! You’re welcome to recreate it in the main community.
2. Dedicated Labels:
   • We’ve introduced new labels in the main forums to help organize your feedback more effectively. This should make it easier to find and contribute to relevant topics.
3. Bug Reports:
   • You’re still welcome to raise bugs in this repository; however, we currently do not have a timeline for addressing the backlog of issues raised here.
   • For faster visibility and resolution, we encourage you to raise bugs in the Actions category within our main community discussions or contact our support team directly.

We deeply appreciate the valuable feedback and ideas you’ve shared with us here. Your input has been instrumental in shaping our products and community, and we’re excited to continue the conversation in a centralized space.

Join us in the GitHub community discussions, where you’ll find enhanced resources, better organization, and a vibrant community to connect with!

💬 If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to ask in the community announcement here.