To my understanding this was because the on-trigger was set to push and pull_request without limiting it to a specific branch.
I this submit a PR that will trigger on-push runs only on the main branch.
This change however follows the idea that every addition to the code is either pushed directly to main or always coming through a feature-branch that will be merged in through a pull-request.
For pushes to pull-requests the trigger will still run, meaning that all pushes to a PR will trigger a new CI run.
Furthermore I added some exclusions that will not trigger runs like for instance markdown files and the .vscode directory.
Feel free to add more directories that are deemed non-functional.
The intention of this PR is to reduce CI runs and this save a bit of energy, Github minutes and potentially CO2.
Hope you like the addition!
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Exclusions added to github workflow when to not run. Markdown files and .vscode directory
PR runs on push now only on main branch and on pull_request (any branch.)
PierreBresson
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1 month ago
✅ I have read the contributing file
Summary
While submitting a PR for Eco-CI (https://github.com/NMF-earth/nmf-app/pull/393) I noticed that the pipeline was triggering two times everytime I push to the branch of the PR.
To my understanding this was because the on-trigger was set to push and pull_request without limiting it to a specific branch.
I this submit a PR that will trigger on-push runs only on the main branch. This change however follows the idea that every addition to the code is either pushed directly to main or always coming through a feature-branch that will be merged in through a pull-request.
For pushes to pull-requests the trigger will still run, meaning that all pushes to a PR will trigger a new CI run.
Furthermore I added some exclusions that will not trigger runs like for instance markdown files and the
.vscodedirectory.Feel free to add more directories that are deemed non-functional.
The intention of this PR is to reduce CI runs and this save a bit of energy, Github minutes and potentially CO2.
Hope you like the addition!
Changelog