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What would be the first step for github codespace pipeline to run?

As most organizations use Azure Devops, now they are paying attention on Github codespace as well. It is glowing nowadays.

Github codespace uses YAML which is similar to Devops YAML, with codespace nature.

As a developer starts with simple "Hello World" program in his/her new learning technology, devops engineers start with a very simple CI pipeline at the first time.

Azure Devops require Basic or visual studio access level to see "Repos" where we have our code repository and by choosing it on CI pieline, we can run CI/CD pipeline. (stakeholder access level is not sufficient to see Repos), codespace require something to be setup initially to run pipeline.

What is it?

Your repository or project should be enabled with "Allow Actions for workflow"

Below image will show you the steps and place where you need to setup in your github account / repository for codespace pipeline to run

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