Workflows
Overview
Fly watches your GitHub Actions workflows. Once a workflow is configured, every push automatically publishes artifacts and creates intelligent releases with full traceability.
Workflow List View
Accessing Workflows
View workflows for a specific repository:
- Navigate to Git Repositories
- Select a repository
- Click the Workflows tab
Information Displayed
For each workflow, you’ll see:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Workflow Name | Name from the workflow YAML file |
| File Path | Location in .github/workflows/ |
| Status | Configuration status indicator |
| Last Run | Most recent workflow execution |
| Runs | Total number of executions |
Configuration Status
Each workflow shows one of two states:
✅ Configured
The workflow includes the JFrog Fly action:
- Can push artifacts to JFrog Fly Registry
- Can pull dependencies from JFrog Fly Registry
- Creates releases automatically
- Full traceability enabled
⚠️ Not Configured
The workflow exists but isn’t using JFrog Fly:
- No JFrog Fly action in the workflow file
- Artifacts aren’t tracked in JFrog Fly
- No releases created
Workflow Actions
Configure Workflow
The fastest way to configure a workflow is to ask Fly from your IDE: “Configure my workflows with Fly”. You can also configure manually.
Learn more about configuring workflows →
View on GitHub
Click the View on GitHub button to open the workflow file directly on GitHub, where you can view the workflow definition and run history.