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Without this change, when a PR results in a build failure, the onus is on the PR submitter to find the failed build, and the corresponding build log. That is somewhat tedious and not particularly intuituive. Instead, use a separate GitHub Action that posts a comment back to the PR thread, containing a direct link to the failed build log. This should hopefully make it easier for PR submitters to find out what exactly their submitted change breaks. Reference: quipper/comment-failure-action#6
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Without this change, when a PR results in a build failure, the onus is on the PR submitter to find the failed build, and the corresponding build log. That is somewhat tedious and not particularly intuituive. Instead, use a separate GitHub Action that posts a comment back to the PR thread, containing a direct link to the failed build log. This should hopefully make it easier for PR submitters to find out what exactly their submitted change breaks. References: https://github.com/quipper/comment-failure-action/ quipper/comment-failure-action#6
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Without this change, when a PR results in a build failure, the onus is on the PR submitter to find the failed build, and the corresponding build log. That is somewhat tedious and not particularly intuituive. Instead, use a separate GitHub Action that posts a comment back to the PR thread, containing a direct link to the failed build log. This should hopefully make it easier for PR submitters to find out what exactly their submitted change breaks. References: https://github.com/quipper/comment-failure-action/ quipper/comment-failure-action#6
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As you can see, if a GitHub Action job fails in a pull request, this comment-failure-action adds a comment to tell what job failed.
You can see the workflow configuration at https://github.com/quipper/comment-failure-action/blob/demo/.github/workflows/demo.yml.