How to publish GitHub Actions artifacts example

Here's a simple example of how to publish GitHub Actions artifacts so they can be downloaded after a successful build workflow runs. This example is super simple and can be reproduced in any GitHub environment. It doesn't require Maven or Gradle or any specific build tool. All it does is demonstrate how to package up your GitHub Actions build artifacts and publish them so they can be downloaded as a ZIP file from the GitHub workflow summary page. Downloading GitHub Action artifacts, resources and files couldn't be easier!

[InstantNoodlePocky]

This was really awesome. Thanks for making this video!

[PuchoWebSolutions]

Hello Cameron! When there are two YAML files in workflows folder, how does GitHub Actions determine the file to run first, second and so on? Thanks for video. From New York City.

[KrullMaestaren]

How do you store the files in the same repo and branch? different branch? different repo?

[mohamedkhlifi]

Thanks, but I need to a way to get the link to the uploaded artifact, as in GitLab CI. Is it possible with GitHub Actions?

[stephenyork]

SO how do you then attach this to a release?

[sathishadepu]

How do you store older versions of Artifacts? and what was the retention policies?

[cameronmcnz]

I've got a write up on this GitHub Actions artifact example over on TSS for anyone who wants more details on the workflow:

[devbathani]

Artifact storage quota has been hit
how to maintain this issue

[shreeeeee]

How to delete the artifacts if the limit is full in Github actions before 90 days

[cameronmckenzie]

There's a full write-up and tutorial on GitHub Actions artifacts over on TheServerSide: