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Corrected explanation of option parameter.

Corrected explanation of option parameter.
@ShreyasJejurkar ShreyasJejurkar requested a review from a team as a code owner May 14, 2021 06:05
@ghost ghost added area-infrastructure Includes: MSBuild projects/targets, build scripts, CI, Installers and shared framework community-contribution Indicates that the PR has been added by a community member labels May 14, 2021
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Nice catch @ShreyasJejurkar

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ghost commented May 14, 2021

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@dougbu haha. Just found this, while I was trying to build aspnetcore repo on codespaces.
Checking building on codespaces works or not!

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Can we stop CI build forcefully, as these changes are outside of code and do not affect anything much!
So that we can save our resources a little bit!!

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dougbu commented May 14, 2021

Can we stop CI build forcefully, as these changes are outside of code and do not affect anything much!
So that we can save our resources a little bit!!

Might be nice but causes problems w/ our branch protection rules. Admin overrides (which I could have used) are slightly safer and doc-only changes in this repo are uncommon…

One build when nobody's in a rush isn't a big deal😀

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In some repos, I have seen filters for directories and files, so if there are changes in those particular files, CI won't run for those!

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dougbu commented May 14, 2021

In some repos, I have seen filters for directories and files, so if there are changes in those particular files, CI won't run for those!

Yup. We tried that out then reverted it due to the branch protection rules we have in place and how that interacted w/ the YAML exclusions.

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Ohh ok ok. Thanks for the clarification. 😀@dougbu

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