About this software
One-user, one-year subscription license for the GitHub Actions Helper Personal product, distributed through JetBrains' marketplace. The license grants a single named user access to the GitHub Actions Helper offering for a twelve-month term and is intended for personal use.
The product integrates with JetBrains IDEs to assist with authoring and managing GitHub Actions workflows and requires installation and activation per publisher instructions.
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Benefits
- Single-user license: Valid for one named user for the subscription term.
- One-year term: Provides access for a twelve-month subscription period.
- Personal use: Intended for individual or personal usage per product naming.
- JetBrains IDE integration: Installs into JetBrains IDEs where the plugin is supported.
- Publisher-managed activation: Activation and license management are handled by the publisher.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Publisher support: Primary support and licensing questions are handled by the product publisher or vendor.
- Documentation resources: Installation and usage guidance are available on the publisher or marketplace product page.
- Marketplace assistance: Marketplace account portals provide license management and billing information.
- Community forums: Community forums and issue trackers may host user discussions and troubleshooting.
- Updates during subscription: Plugin updates are typically available while the subscription term remains active.
Frequently asked questions
What are JetBrains 3rd Party GitHub Actions used for?
Integrate JetBrains tools into GitHub Actions workflows to automate tasks such as static analysis, code inspections, builds, tests, and artifact creation. Actions expose inputs and outputs for workflow steps and run on GitHub-hosted or self-hosted runners depending on configuration.
How are these actions configured in a GitHub Actions workflow?
Include the action in the workflow's YAML, set required inputs and environment variables, and add steps for checkout, dependencies, and reporting. Ensure runner capabilities and permissions match the action's needs.
Do these actions require authentication or licensing?
Some actions may require authentication tokens or product licenses to access proprietary features or report results. Configure secrets or credentials in GitHub and limit their scope following security best practices.
How should failures and errors from these actions be troubleshooted?
Review workflow logs, validate inputs and environment variables, confirm runner permissions and available tools, and reproduce steps locally when possible. Use action-provided exit codes and logs to identify specific failures.