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  • Chores
    • Updated workflow to check out the specific pull request commit when triggered by a comment.
    • Added an informational comment with a relevant Stack Overflow link to a workflow file for reference.

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The changes update two GitHub Actions workflow files. One modifies the checkout step in a workflow to explicitly check out the pull request head reference based on the issue number in a comment event. The other adds an informational comment with a Stack Overflow link at the top of a workflow file, without affecting workflow behavior.

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.github/workflows/push-container-on-comment.yml Modified the checkout step to explicitly check out the pull request head ref using the issue number; renamed step to "Checkout pull request."
.github/workflows/workflow-review.yml Added a comment with a Stack Overflow link at the top of the workflow file; no functional or structural changes.

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.github/workflows/workflow-review.yml (1)

1-1: Informational comment referencing PR review secrets
This non-functional comment points to a Stack Overflow discussion on using secrets in pull request review workflows. Consider adding a brief description of its relevance for future maintainers.

.github/workflows/push-container-on-comment.yml (1)

17-21: Explicit checkout of PR head commit
Changing the checkout step to target refs/pull/${{ github.event.issue.number }}/head ensures actions run on the correct PR version. Consider adding fetch-depth: 0 if full git history is required, or abstracting this pattern into a reusable composite action to avoid duplication.

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dbasunag commented May 9, 2025

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@dbasunag dbasunag merged commit f1aea7f into opendatahub-io:main May 9, 2025
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