Power Automate can be used with GitHub in several ways, including triggering workflows, automating deployments, and integrating data. Here’s a general guide on how to get started:

1. GitHub Actions for Microsoft Power Platform: Power Automate can be used in conjunction with GitHub Actions to automate building and deploying apps. This involves using a GitHub workflow that is called from a Power Automate Flow.

2. Automating Microsoft Power Platform Deployment: You can use GitHub Environments to segment your workflow and automate the deployment of your Microsoft Power Platform applications. This involves exporting your application from Power Apps and then importing it into your target environment using GitHub Actions.

3. Integrating GitHub Data into Power Automate Desktop: Another way to use Power Automate with GitHub is by creating a virtual SQL database for GitHub data. Once you’ve set up the connection, you can then use Power Automate Desktop to automate tasks involving this data.

4. GitHub Actions + Power Automate + Teams Integration: This method involves integrating GitHub Actions with Power Automate and Microsoft Teams. For instance, you can set up a workflow where a GitHub action triggers a Power Automate flow, which then sends a message to a Teams channel.