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@trask - this should probably be guarded by a condition testing that we're in the OTel org. WDYT? Because I'm getting errors now from my fork, and I assume that others are too: https://github.com/chalin/opentelemetry.io/actions/runs/13508051895
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github forks have actions turned off by default these days, so I suspect this isn't needed across OTel, but if you need it in this repo that's no problem
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I'm getting a bunch of failed FOSSA jobs, one for each of my forked OTel org repos. Here's another: https://github.com/chalin/semantic-conventions/actions/runs/13508298687.
I was asking because I wondered if that workflow content was something we (OTel folks) had control over. If so, can we add the check for the org?
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just curious, why do you run github actions on your semconv fork?
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I don't think that I turned those on. Maybe PR checks are useful? Anyhow, I can certainly turn off the workflow across my OTel repo forks, but I figured that I might not be the only one in this situation. So my reasoning was: why not "fix" the issue at its source?