In this chapter, we delved deeper into the advanced applications of events. Going beyond a basic understanding, we explored the potential of using events as efficient triggers, emphasizing their ability to instantly create issues from pull requests and facilitate notifications about our releases. This not only underlines the importance of event-driven processes but also showcases their transformative impact on workflows.

Within the scope of GitHub Actions, events are not just mere triggers but the backbone of automation. While many are acquainted with events related to pull requests, GitHub offers many event types, many of which remain underutilized. This chapter highlights these powerful, lesser-known events, emphasizing their role in enhancing automation in our projects.

The chapter finished by demonstrating some AI use cases through GitHub Actions and apps, marking a thrilling and emerging domain. Additionally, there was a short discussion on GitHub Copilot and its...