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Challenge: Configure a self-hosted runner with a label

Challenge: Configure a self-hosted runner with a label - GitHub Tutorial

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Challenge: Configure a self-hosted runner with a label

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(funky upbeat music) - [Narrator] It's time for a challenge. Let's use the following scenario to apply what you've learned about using self hosted runners. Your development team has several runners associated with a GitHub repo. All of these runners have the same operating system and tools installed so their workflows have been using the self-hosted label to connect to the first available runner. The team has recently started working on a new project, project Alpha. The project will have different requirements for the runner. To make sure the project Alpha workflows run successfully, the team needs you to attach a new runner to the repository with a project Alpha label. To solve this challenge, you'll start by creating a new private repo. If you've been following along with the lessons from this chapter, you may already have a private repo that you can reuse. Then you'll configure the repo settings to add a new…

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