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[Revised] Fine-tuned CI Workflows in PR #965
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WalkthroughThe CI workflow in GitHub Actions has been enhanced with the addition of a new job, Changes
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: LGTM! Expanded paths-ignore improves CI efficiency.Including the
design/**
directory inpaths-ignore
optimizes the CI process by preventing unnecessary runs for design changes.
20-47
: LGTM! Newci-target-check
job optimizes CI workflow.The introduction of the
ci-target-check
job usingdorny/paths-filter
efficiently manages job execution based on file path changes, improving resource utilization.
52-53
: LGTM! Conditional execution forbuild
job enhances efficiency.The
build
job now runs conditionally based onci-target-check
outputs, aligning with the optimized CI workflow.
99-100
: LGTM! Conditional execution forbench
job optimizes resource usage.The
bench
job now runs conditionally based onci-target-check
outputs, contributing to a more efficient CI process.
139-144
: LGTM! Renamed and optimizedsharding-test
job.The
sharding-test
job's renaming aligns with naming conventions, and its conditional execution based onci-target-check
outputs enhances CI efficiency.
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Thanks for your contribution.
Revised version of fine-tuned CI workflows in PR #964, which is actions/checkout for dorny/paths-filter. The CI failed in main branch, due to dorny/paths-filter action's behavior. It does not require checkout when triggered by PR, but it requires checkout on other triggers. --------- Co-authored-by: binary_ho <[email protected]>
What this PR does / why we need it:
Revised version of fine-tuned CI workflows in PR #964, which is
actions/checkout
fordorny/paths-filter
.The CI failed in
main
branch, due to dorny/paths-filter action's behavior. It does not require checkout when triggered by PR, but it requires checkout on other triggers.Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #
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Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?:
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