Run GitHub Actions on your own Mac or Linux.
A fresh runner for every job, recycled after, on the machines you already own.
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Saving with Codemany
Four steps to your Mac
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Sign in with GitHub.
Runners register with your GitHub account.
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Paste a token instead
Codemany keeps your GitHub token and license in your Keychain.
Connect GitHub
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Pick a repository.
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Your Mac is ready.
Add this line to a workflow:
runs-on: [self-hosted, codemany]Copy4 runners ready on arpwal's Mac
Open Codemany
On the page, a replica of the Codemany app window plays its setup in four steps:
- Connect GitHub. Sign in with GitHub. Or paste a token instead. Runners register with your GitHub account. Codemany keeps your GitHub token and license in your Keychain.
- Pick repos. Pick a repository. Then start runners.
- Change one line. Your Mac is ready. Add this line to a workflow:
runs-on: [self-hosted, codemany] - Keeps running. Your Mac keeps running: a fresh runner for every job. Each slot runs one job, then wipes itself and starts fresh.
The whole story, with edge cases, use cases, costs and security: Codemany, explained.