ci: only run on push to main branch #135
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Currently, "pace main unit tests" run on push to any branch. In case of `develop`, this is redundant with the merge queue checks. In case of any branch that isn't protected (e.g. isn't the main branch), running ci isn't necessary. This is consistent with the linting workflow and other workflow configurations (e.g. PyFV3 and PySHiELD).
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ping @fmalatino: friendly reminder 😉 |
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FYI: I don't have rights to merge in the pace repo. |
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A small follow-up from PR #133. I somehow missed that - sorry!
Currently, "pace main unit tests" run on push to any branch. In case of
develop, this is redundant with the merge queue checks. In case of any branch that isn't protected (e.g. anything that is not themainbranch), running ci isn't necessary. This is consistent with the linting workflow and other workflow configurations (e.g. PyFV3 and PySHiELD).How Has This Been Tested?
Self-review of code. This is copied from other (working) workflows.
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