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In this blog post, we'll look at the challenge of whitelisting IP addresses when executing EF Core Migration Bundles from a GitHub Workflow. We'll look at several options and explore the pros and cons of each. In particular, how to deal with the challenge of dealing with the possible ~4000 IP ranges that GitHub Runners can use.