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title: "Comment by Mikey San on \"How to Add Your Recently Published Articles to Your GitHub Profile README using GitHub Actions 🤖\" | Hashnode"
description: "Thanks alot for this post. I have just used it now and it feels good. ps. Rergarding adding a folder to the repository, you can actually do it a very simple way"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-add-your-recently-published-articles-to-your-github-profile-readme-using-github-actions/5fb56f3b08ea5d7167d6eed6/comment/5fbbdf1930fc2d1b859e203c"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-add-your-recently-published-articles-to-your-github-profile-readme-using-github-actions/5fb56f3b08ea5d7167d6eed6)

Comment [How to Add Your Recently Published Articles to Your GitHub Profile README using GitHub Actions 🤖](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-add-your-recently-published-articles-to-your-github-profile-readme-using-github-actions/5fb56f3b08ea5d7167d6eed6)

[Mikey San](https://hashnode.com/@mikeysan)

[Nov 23, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-add-your-recently-published-articles-to-your-github-profile-readme-using-github-actions/5fb56f3b08ea5d7167d6eed6/comment/5fbbdf1930fc2d1b859e203c)

Thanks alot for this post. I have just used it now and it feels good.

ps. Rergarding adding a folder to the repository, you can actually do it a very simple way.

When you type in the name of your file: in this case .github/workflow/<name.yml>

You can actually do this by typing: ".github/". As soon as you add the "/" it will be converted to a folder, so you can now type "workflow/" and finally the name of the yml file.

[Darsh Shah](https://hashnode.com/@iamdarshshah)

[Nov 25, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-add-your-recently-published-articles-to-your-github-profile-readme-using-github-actions/5fb56f3b08ea5d7167d6eed6/comment/5fbbdf1930fc2d1b859e203c#reply-5fbe9416d73a0534d9b512e1)

Awesome, [Mikey San](https://hashnode.com/@mikeysan). Thanks for providing a gist about it. Appreciate that 😃