ci: limit push trigger to main to avoid duplicate runs - #17
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PR ブランチへの push で push と pull_request の両イベントが発火し、 各 Node バージョンが2回ずつ実行されていた問題を解消する。 push トリガーを main ブランチに限定することで、PR では pull_request のみ、マージ後は push のみが実行される。 User request: lint.yml で Node.js build が各バージョン2回ずつ 実行されているのを、1回ずつに修正する。 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why this change is needed
PR branches triggered both
pushandpull_requestevents, causing the Node.js build workflow to run twice per Node version (20.x and 22.x). See https://github.com/handlename/obsidian-plugin-runestone/pull/16/checksApproach
Limit the
pushtrigger to themainbranch only.pull_request(once per Node version).main(after merge) trigger onlypush(once per Node version).Notes for reviewers
Single-line YAML change; no behavioral impact on the build itself.