build: automatically cancel old tests/build on new push #1808
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Currently, whenever you push any commit to your branch, the old builds are still running and a new build is started. Once a new commit is added, the old test results no longer matter and it's just a waste of CI resources. Also reduces confusion with multiple builds running in parallel for the same branch/possibly blocking any merges. With this little change, we ensure that whenever a new commit is added, the previous build is immediately canceled/stopped and only the build (latest commit) runs.
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* 'develop' of github.com:supabase/postgres: (29 commits) refactor(ansible): bring our ansible up to modern ansible-lint standards (#1818) fix: update Dockerfiles for changes to postgis multiversion (#1817) refactor(ansible): bring our ansible up to modern ansible-lint standards (#1813) feat: support multiple versions of the postgis extension (#1667) Update pgsql-http to handle semver (#1816) feat: add retry policy for auth service routes (#1782) refactor(ansible): bring our ansible up to modern ansible-lint standards (#1811) fix: move tmpdir for SAA to one that always exists (#1799) refactor(ansible): bring our ansible up to modern ansible-lint standards (#1810) refactor(ansible): bring our ansible up to modern ansible-lint standards (#1809) refactor(ansible): bring our ansible up to modern ansible-lint standards (#1807) build: automatically cancel old tests/build on new push (#1808) refactor(ansible): bring our ansible up to modern ansible-lint standards (#1804) docs: small adjust (#1806) docs: getting started guide in README (#1805) fix: templating of SAA service file fix: adjust the qemu vars filename refactor(ansible): bring our ansible up to modern ansible-lint standards feat: support multiple versions of the http extension (#1664) feat: supply a slightly different supabase-admin-agent configuration for qemu artifacts ...
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Currently, whenever you push any commit to your branch, the old builds are still running and a new build is started. Once a new commit is added, the old test results no longer matter and it's just a waste of CI resources. Also reduces confusion with multiple builds running in parallel for the same branch/possibly blocking any merges.
With this little change, we ensure that whenever a new commit is added, the previous build is immediately canceled/stopped and only the build (latest commit) runs.