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Unrecognized labels cancel entire workflow #133
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thanks for opening this up! you're assumptions are correct. I actually have multiple installations in multiple aws accounts (multiple github orgs needing to deploy to multiple aws accounts). i thought the label would appropriately isolate them, but it seems to have caused more of a mess. |
We assume our runners are the only self-hosted runners on the system, but that might not be the case. If we don't recognize the label because it's intended for another self-hosted runner, we shouldn't cancel the entire workflow. Fixes #133
We assume our runners are the only self-hosted runners on the system, but that might not be the case. If we don't recognize the label because it's intended for another self-hosted runner, we shouldn't cancel the entire workflow. Fixes #133
i've validated that this fix works for me! you are lightning fast, once again! |
@kichik when do you think you will cut another release? |
I just cut a release for you. I was under the impression you can use my changes without a release so I was waiting for a few more things to make it bigger. I'm curious, how do you test it usually without a release? |
thanks! i usually just look at the changes in the PR and apply them manually. not a perfect verification method but quickly does a good enough job i think |
:O thanks @laxgoalie392 - had the same issue - we had pretty weird issues because it even cancelled the jobs for other runners that were not created via this solution ... |
From #72 (comment)
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