Create hello.yml

[fivetran-clgritton]

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[varundhall]

@fivetran-clgritton we need some more explanation around this change, like a README file

Also a different global folder like 'example_workflow' check with @fivetran-sadiemartin

Adding this here might confuse the customers who will think its a github workflow connector.

[fivetran-clgritton]

@fivetran-sadiemartin, any thoughts on directory? /example_workflow?

[fivetran-sadiemartin]

@fivetran-sadiemartin, any thoughts on directory? /example_workflow?

Very interesting question about where to put this one @varundhall and @fivetran-clgritton. I think it makes sense to create a directory for example workflows since we'll be adding terraform support in the future and probably have examples related to that. @varundhall do you think "workflow" is clear enough that we're talking about automated workflows? If so, then we could call the new directory /example_workflows