.github/workflows/editorconfig.yml: remove branch restriction #94641
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6.topic: policy discussion
10.rebuild-darwin: 0
10.rebuild-linux: 0
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Why do we want to not run this on 20.09? |
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Why would we care about these types of fixes on a branch that is going to be abandoned after a few months? I think dealing with this on master will be enough trouble. |
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I just thought it was more effort to remove this actually on every branch off. At least in long term. |
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I can change this and the ofborg wait action to be limited to master, staging, haskell, etc branches if you want? |
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I think we can just merge this as it is. |
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May as well remove this as it seems to be working okay and we don't want errors slipping back in via staging PRs.
I guess deleting the actions from
release-20.09after branch off is the simplest way of limiting these to master/unstable?