refactor(ci): Don't run build-container.yml on a schedule #198
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Commenting out `schedule` action to stop receiving run status reports. It looks like Github Actions designers decided that the committer that added the `schedule` line had to be [the one receiving the job run emails forever](https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/25067), no matter they didn't make any further changes to that file. Ideally, someone actively involved from the @ceph/nvmeof team should re-enable it (if deemed useful). Signed-off-by: Ernesto Puerta <[email protected]>
So there is just no way to set the "actor" for a schedule explicitly? |
idryomov
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epuertat
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Seems so :/ That said, Github action failures will be posted also to the Ceph |
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Commenting out
scheduleaction to stop receiving run status reports. It looks like Github Actions designers decided that the committer that added thescheduleline had to be the one receiving the job run emails forever, no matter they didn't make any further changes to that file.Ideally, someone actively involved from the @ceph/nvmeof team should re-enable it (if deemed useful).