act:tldr:5ede7

The command "act push -W ${path-to-workflow}" is a command used in a tool called GitHub Actions for testing workflows locally before pushing them to GitHub. Let's break down the command:

• "act" is the command-line interface (CLI) tool used to run GitHub Actions workflows locally.
• "push" is the command used with "act" to simulate a push event trigger that would normally execute the workflow.
• "-W" is an optional flag that specifies the path to the workflow file that you want to test.
• "${path-to-workflow}" is a placeholder for the actual file path of the workflow you want to test. You need to replace it with the actual path to your workflow file.

Together, the "act push -W ${path-to-workflow}" command is used to run and test a specific workflow locally, simulating a push event trigger as if the workflow was triggered on GitHub. This helps developers validate and debug workflows before pushing them to the GitHub repository.