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.github: Run GitHub Actions on master #11439
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nit: this can be just one line branches: [ master ]
, if you like :)
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It can be push: { branches: [ master ] }
, but I find that less readable...
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I'm expecting we'll soon want to add the backport branches there, so probably not worth fixing.
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sure!
Running our GitHub Actions on every push to master should help us notice and find the origin of regressions if we ever let some fall between the cracks. Signed-off-by: Paul Chaignon <paul@cilium.io>
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@sayboras Could you also remove the path filter from the new Helm lint GitHub action? We've had issues in the past with path filters on Required GitHub actions. Basically, those actions don't always run, but GitHub's UI still fails PRs on which they don't run. The Helm lint GitHub action isn't yet required, but we will probably want it required soon :-) |
Noted and thanks 💯 |
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@pchaigno When I pressed I'll remove my commit from the branch. Not sure if this is GitHub being buggy or if this actually related to the PR? |
I think 'update branch' button makes a merge commit.
…On Tue, 12 May 2020, 8:36 am Sebastian Wicki, ***@***.***> wrote:
@pchaigno <https://github.com/pchaigno> When I pressed Rebase and Merge
(we don't have "create a merge commit" enabled on this repo), GitHub for
some reason just pushed a merge commit into this, making it unready to
merge 😲
I'll remove my commit from the branch. Not sure if this is GitHub being
buggy or if this actually related to the PR?
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Ah! If I accidentally clicked that, this would explain it. |
On the other hand, I only pressed one single button and it completely blocked out the merge UI (with both buttons), with saying: "merge failed - please reload the page". |
Related to cilium#11439 (comment) Signed-off-by: Tam Mach <sayboras@yahoo.com>
Related to #11439 (comment) Signed-off-by: Tam Mach <sayboras@yahoo.com>
Running our GitHub Actions on every push to master should help us notice and find the origin of regressions if we ever let some fall between the cracks.