---------------------- Yes, it is possible to have more than three actions simultaneously in a Garden project. Actions are the basic building blocks that make up your Garden project and there are four kinds of actions:

Build

,

Deploy

,

Test

, and

Run

. Each action can be configured based on its kind and type. For instance, you can have multiple actions defined in the same

garden.yml

file. This is useful when you want to define multiple instances in the same directory and yaml file, such as when you want to use more than one Dockerfile for the same code. Here's an example where multiple

Build

actions are declared in the same file:

yaml
kind: Build
name: backend
description: Backend app container
type: container
include:
  - backend/**/*
---
kind: Build
name: frontend
description: Frontend app container
type: container
include:
  - frontend/**/*

In this example, two

Build

actions are defined for

backend

and

frontend

respectively. You can add more actions as needed for your project. You can also have actions spread across different files and even across multiple git repos. Each action can be put in its own

garden.yml

file and located next to any source files. For more information, you can refer to the Garden documentation on actions (). ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------

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