On private repositories, every PR is build twice by the CI: once for the branch and once for the PR.
This changes it so that PRs are only built once, but still allows the master branch to be built after a PR.
Other branches are not built unless in a PR.
This option makes it easier to do code-dev on a project before taking it public.
I have added instructional docs about how to un-implement the private-repo options and take a project public.
In future, when further private-project options are added, they can be similarly documented.
On private repositories, every PR is build twice by the CI: once for the branch and once for the PR. This changes it so that PRs are only built once, but still allows the master branch to be built after a PR. Other branches are not built unless in a PR.
This option makes it easier to do code-dev on a project before taking it public. I have added instructional docs about how to un-implement the private-repo options and take a project public.
In future, when further private-project options are added, they can be similarly documented.
Signed-off-by: Nathaniel Starkman nstarkman@protonmail.com