Do not restrict workflow triggers to addon path#22
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seanbudd merged 1 commit intonvaccess:masterfrom Mar 4, 2026
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Happy to merge this, I think it would be nice to have a solution that avoids checks failing on PRs like this though. |
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Issue
In #21, a restriction has been added to workflow triggers so that the workflow runs only if files in the addon subfolder are modified.
Though as discussed in #21 (comment), modifying files outside the
addonfolder may have an impact on the generated.addonfile:readme.md,style.css)buildVars.pycontrols the bundled manifest file,sconstructmodification can have any effect, including on what is in the bundle, etc.Solution
Removed the path restriction.
Note
Alternative solution was discussed, e.g. exclude some folders from the trigger rather than including only the "addon" folder. Though, it seems to me that making any hypothesis on which file / folder impacts the add-on bundle's content is quite fragile.