CI: use GitHub native concurrency to cancel workflows #124
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Don't install/use custom 'styfle/cancel-workflow-action' actions. Instead, use the GitHub native concurrency property to cancel workflows. Signed-off-by: Adrian Catangiu <[email protected]>
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@alvicsam @acatangiu do we still need this? |
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yes, |
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This doesn't need a changelog, but how do we bypass the CI check for it? |
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/merge |
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Don't install/use custom styfle/cancel-workflow-action actions.
Instead, use the GitHub native concurrency property to cancel workflows.