# Triggering the rclone Build GitHub Action

The `rclone Build` GitHub Actions workflow automates the process of building platform-specific binaries for the Züs-integrated rclone client.

This guide explains how to manually trigger a build from the GitHub Actions UI.

**1. Navigate to the Workflow**

* Go to the GitHub repository: `https://github.com/0chain/rclone_zus`. Click the **Actions** tab in the top menu.
* In the left sidebar under **"Workflows"**, select **`rclone Build`**.

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* The workflow summary page will load, showing the list of recent workflow runs.

**2. Click “Run workflow”**

* On the upper right of the workflow summary page, click the **`Run workflow`** button.
* A dropdown form will appear with two input fields defined via `workflow_dispatch`.

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**3. Fill in Inputs**

You will need to enter the following inputs:

* **branch** (required):\
  Enter the Git reference for the build.\
  Example: `feat/rclone-build`
* **build\_type** (required):\
  Choose one of the following options:
  * `all` – builds binaries for all supported platforms
  * `linux` – builds the Linux binary
  * `windows` – builds the Windows binary
  * `mac-amd` – builds for macOS (Intel)
  * `mac-arm` – builds for macOS (Apple Silicon)

**4. Start the Workflow**

* After filling in the form, click the **green `Run workflow`** button at the bottom.
* The workflow will be triggered with the specified parameters.
* Monitor the progress of each job in the **Actions** UI. Job logs and status are displayed in real-time.

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#### Output Artifacts

Once the build completes, you can download the platform-specific binary from the respective job:

* Expand the job (e.g. `Build Linux Binary`, `Build Windows Binary`)

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* Under **Artifacts**, download the resulting file (e.g. `rclone-linux`, `rclone-windows`, etc.)

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