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| If someone cancels a run manually, you’ll see it right on the run page, e.g.: And if this is in an org, the audit log (workflow.run.cancel) will give you the exact user/app that did the cancel. | 
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| Who can cancel workflows Workflow executions can be canceled manually by a user with write access to the repository or automatically (e.g., by a newer workflow run if concurrency is set with cancel-in-progress: true). Audit visibility GitHub doesn’t show the canceller directly in the Actions UI. You will see the run marked as Cancelled, but it doesn’t display the username by default. How to track who canceled A. GitHub Audit Log (for orgs) If the repository is in an organization, the Audit Log records workflow cancellations and who triggered them. Steps: Go to Organization → Settings → Audit Log Filter by workflow_run or workflow_job events Look for workflow_run.cancelled events — the log will include the actor (user) who canceled it. B. GitHub API Using the REST API, you can check workflow runs: | 
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When a Workflow Execution is cancelled there a way to audit who/what cancelled it?
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