Closed larsoner closed 4 weeks ago
continue-on-error: true can lead to "successful" builds that had a failing step when if: always() is used, so just avoid it. Achieve the desired effect of not killing other jobs early with fail-fast: false instead.
continue-on-error: true
if: always()
fail-fast: false
continue-on-error: true
can lead to "successful" builds that had a failing step whenif: always()
is used, so just avoid it. Achieve the desired effect of not killing other jobs early withfail-fast: false
instead.