Create From Template Initial Workflow Fails with paths-ignore #199933
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Since the initial creation of template-test-01 last night (link is the initial state of ci.yaml), GitHub has introduced additional breaking regressions. Now, creating an identical repo called template-test-05 produces the same workflow failure I identified above on initial repo create (not creating from a template, just creating a repo manually). Last night, this behavior was only happening in the situation I described when creating from a template (you can see the timing and status of the initial commit workflow), however now the behavior happens when creating a new repo manually. In regards to trying nested paths with In regards to trying We are witnessing BREAKING regressions actively taking place. GitHub, PLEASE address this issue immediately. |
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I disabled the new behavior for
stairwaytowonderlandas well. There's no docs yet, but effectively we're trying to improve the performance when generating filters for filtered workflows, which has caused problems for repos with exceptionally large histories. We fail open when we can't generate a diff to ensure that workflows run, but this leads to running more than intended sometimes - see the note in our existing docs in this section. We will be updating the docs when we have all the wrinkles like this ironed out though 👍