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Running automated tests

Running automated tests

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Running automated tests

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Now that we have created our github action, we can push the code to the repository and start the same. But before we do that, I have a quick fix to make. That is this use keyword here in the step definition should be uses. That is like this. Of course, you would find this already fixed in the resources. But anyway, now we are ready to push our code to the repository. And if I check the status using git status command, you can see that these files are untracked. Now, ever since we created the repository, we didn't push any code. That's why all of the things are untracked. So now we can push the code. You can either use the git commands, that is git add all of the files, commit them and then push them or you can use the source control extension in VS Code. I will use the same. So I will add all of the changes to the staging process and add a message. Let's say initial commit and commit the same. And now I can go ahead and push the changes. And because is the first time i will have to…

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