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Bug: Double Triggered Builds Waste CI Resources
The transport-ci.yml workflow triggers on both core/v* and transports/v* tags. When a core/v* tag is pushed, the workflow executes, updates dependencies, and generates a new transports/v* tag. This new tag then re-triggers the workflow, causing the Docker build to run twice. The first build, triggered by the core/v* tag, uses outdated transport code and may produce an incorrect Docker image. The second build, triggered by the auto-generated transports/v* tag, uses the correct code. This results in redundant builds and wasted CI resources.
.github/workflows/transport-ci.yml#L4-L7
bifrost/.github/workflows/transport-ci.yml
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### TL;DR Updated GitHub Actions workflow to trigger on tag pushes instead of branch pushes. ### What changed? Modified the `transport-ci.yml` workflow to: - Remove the branch trigger for `test/gh-actions` - Uncomment and enable tag-based triggers for `core/v*` and `transports/v*` ### How to test? 1. Push a tag with the format `core/v*` to verify dependency update is triggered 2. Push a tag with the format `transports/v*` to verify docker build is triggered ### Why make this change? This change moves the workflow from a testing phase to production usage, ensuring that the CI pipeline only runs when specific version tags are pushed rather than on branch commits. This provides better control over when dependency updates and Docker builds are triggered.
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TL;DR
Updated GitHub Actions workflow to trigger on tag pushes instead of branch pushes.
What changed?
Modified the
transport-ci.ymlworkflow to:test/gh-actionscore/v*andtransports/v*How to test?
core/v*to verify dependency update is triggeredtransports/v*to verify docker build is triggeredWhy make this change?
This change moves the workflow from a testing phase to production usage, ensuring that the CI pipeline only runs when specific version tags are pushed rather than on branch commits. This provides better control over when dependency updates and Docker builds are triggered.