ci: don't run coverage workflow on forks#263
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jolars merged 1 commit intofrederikfabriciusbjerre:mainfrom Mar 30, 2026
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Pull request overview
Updates the Codecov/coverage GitHub Actions workflow to avoid running coverage jobs on forked repositories, reducing wasted CI resources and noisy failures for fork owners.
Changes:
- Added job-level
if:conditions intended to skip coverage jobs when the repository is a fork. - Applied the same gating to both the R coverage job and the Rust coverage job.
BjarkeHautop
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This is a small fix to the workflow to stop it running on forks, which wastes github action runner budgets and always fails, sending an annoying email (at least for me).