Undid restrictions for on: push triggers#637
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#636 was the one. Because it was opened from a fork, the push trigger was not met and windows build and test workflow did not run. |
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It run in author's branch. It is because author pushed to his repository. So it will use his secret tokens and will not upload anything to our anaconda channels. |
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This is a security issue I would like to know how to solve with pull_requests trigger. |
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This undoes questionable change from #634, specifically this one:
The net effect of this change was that workflow was disabled, since
branchesandtagsrequirements were never met.