GitHub Actions: only run on master branch#83158
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Should I include other branches, like release branches here? |
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Co-Authored-By: João Moreno <mail@joaomoreno.com>
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Thanks @joaomoreno - that's exactly the syntax. I've pulled in those changes. |
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At present, GitHub Actions is configured to build on every pull request and push to any branch.
This means that CI runs will run in duplicate for pull requests that originate from branches in the repository (ie, those not from a fork). That is to say: if you push a branch
fooand then open a pull request fromfootomaster, you'll see duplicate builds, one for the push intofooand one for the pull request intomaster.By limiting this to
pushes to master andpull_requests to master, this will remove the dual build problem./cc @joaomoreno