Closed waynehamadi closed 1 year ago
๐ฏ Main theme: Removal of CI workflow
๐ PR summary: This PR is about the deletion of the Continuous Integration (CI) workflow file (.github/workflows/ci.yml). The CI workflow is responsible for running various checks like linting, testing, and others whenever there's a change in the codebase. The deletion of this file means these checks will no longer be performed automatically.
๐ Type of PR: Other
๐งช Relevant tests added: No
โฑ๏ธ Estimated effort to review [1-5]: 1 The PR is straightforward as it involves the deletion of a single file. However, the implications of this change on the project should be carefully considered.
๐ Security concerns: No security concerns found
๐ก General suggestions: The CI workflow is an integral part of any project as it ensures the codebase's health by running various checks like linting, testing, etc. Therefore, deleting the CI workflow could lead to the introduction of bugs, decrease in code quality, and other potential issues in the project. If the CI workflow is causing problems, consider fixing those specific issues instead of removing the entire workflow.
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