Publish as a Github Action workflow step

[bovine]

To make your work more easily usable by others, I think you should create an action.yml file, and probably a few other template files:

• https://notiz.dev/blog/build-and-publish-your-first-github-action

However, it looks like there is a recent addition to the Marketplace that already does this, so maybe you don't want to offer a competing option... https://github.com/marketplace/actions/cuda-toolkit

[DStrelak]

The mentioned action currently does not allow to install only specific subpackages on Ubuntu, and also installs samples. So while full install works fine (except CUDA 9.2. on Ubuntu 16 - some error with log), it takes considerably longer time (4 minutes), compared to 'opt-in' solution without samples. In my case, installing nvcc, cufft, cudart and nvml takes just under a minute.

[bovine]

Perhaps then there is sufficient reason for this to exist as another published action in the Marketplace!

[xanderdunn]

cuda-toolkit on the marketplace is broken and not well maintained. It emits node v12 deprecation warnings, and although someone has opened Jimver/cuda-toolkit#193 to fix that, the maintainer doesn't appear to be working on it. The project's last release was 7 months ago and all commits since then have just been Dependabot. Furthermore, unlike this repo, it does not support latest CUDA v12.

I would very much like to see this repo packaged onto the GitHub Marketplace for GitHub Actions.