Enforce PR labels: fully re-enabling the pre-merge check #52990
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Follow-up to #52981
What?
Fully enables the pre-check merge that enforces PR labels so that the check fails if the PR is not fully labeled.
Also improves the error message description linking to all type-related labels in the repository and adds the missing
[Type] Regressionlabel.Why?
After the initial setup of the GitHub action, there were some cases where it didn't work properly, so I made the check exit in a success state in all cases to avoid blocking PRs.
How?
By removing the
exit_type: sucesssetting in the workflow configuration.Testing Instructions
After merging:
Enforce PR labelspre-merge check will fail.