Splitting workflows into individual files - #3295
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Like the idea very much. No side issue ? |
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Like @ebarboni I also like this idea very much. Although GH Actions not quite as annoying as Travis .. yet. Definitely a good idea if we move more stuff over and/or start revising what runs on what triggers.
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this might not be needed if we wait a little: github/roadmap#271 |
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It always drives me mad, when one of the GitHub Action tests fails. There is currently only one button to re-run all of them. However I'd rather re-run just the failed one. If we split the GitHub actions into individual files, can I be able to restart only one of them? Looks like we will...