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[ISSUE] Strategically use [skip ci] on add-and-commit workflow tasks that you don't want CI to run #4536

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Describe the issue:

Whenever I open up a draft PR, I add a commit, I start tailing the github actions workflow logs, and after 5 minutes around the time when helm install happens and I'm about to get some meaningful result out of the logs, all my workflow runs get cancelled and I have to tail the new workflow logs. What changed? Chart Chores gave a README.md update.

So we need a new set of unit test runs and integration test runs, all because a README.md file changed.

Actual behavior:

You stubbed your toe inside a github actions workflow.

Expected behavior:

New workflow runs are not triggered whenever a change is just a readme.md update. We can use [skip ci] in the commit message of any commit in order to skip triggering of the ci.

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