GitHub Actions 言語：利用、進化、そしてワークフローの信頼性
本論文は、GitHub Actions のワークフロー言語について、その使用パターン、進化の過程、およびワークフローの信頼性に焦点を当てた包括的な分析を提供する。GitHub 上の大規模なリポジトリデータを調査し、アクションの利用傾向やワークフロー設計における一般的な問題を明らかにする。また、ワークフローの信頼性を向上させるための実践的な洞察と推奨事項を提示する。
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