Prevent concurrent builds on branches #406
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Prevent multiple builds at the same time from the same branch by cancelling the earlier builds. The default branch (e.g. master) is exempted, that is, builds from the default branch may run concurrently.
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I didn't see any need to make this addition optional or configurable. Therefore, I chose the simplest solution which is to hard code the additions in the workflow model. Please let me know if this should be improved upon. |
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Prevent multiple builds at the same time from the same branch by cancelling the earlier builds. The default branch (e.g. master) is exempted, that is, builds from the default branch may run concurrently.