Test if push Actions run on forked branches...
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- This matches our current thinking in alphagov/govuk-rfcs#123, given that [push events don't run on forked branches in the forked repo, or when they're made into PRs](#337).
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They don't[1], and
pushevents don't work on the main repo if the branch is from a fork. So we'd be in the same situation as we currently are with Jenkins unless we have bothpull_requestandpush, OR justpull_requestand change our dev workflow to not rely so much on CI.[1] -
