Add template workflow to check for problems with signing certificates #19
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The workflow runs on a schedule to check for problems with the signing certificates and notify if any are found. If a problem is found, a notification is posted to the Slack channel configured via the SLACK_WEBHOOK secret.
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The workflow runs on a schedule to check for problems with the signing certificates and notify if any are found.
If a problem is found, a notification is posted to the Slack channel configured via the
SLACK_WEBHOOKsecret.Since this is not something you would ever run locally, there is no reason to use a task-based approach.