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A few quick things to double‑check when a workflow won’t run:

The file is in the exact path: .github/workflows/anything.yml (no extra folders, correct spelling).

The on.push.branches value matches your real branch name (main vs master etc.).

The workflow file is committed to the default branch (or the branch you’re pushing to), not only sitting in a different branch.

Workflows are not disabled for the repo/org (check the Actions tab → settings).

After fixing any of these, make one more commit and push again – that usually makes the workflow appear and start running.

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