Marc-André Moreau @awakecoding.com · May 7 1 / 2
A simple thing GitHub could do to curb the spike in GitHub Actions usage: disable automatic workflow runs from forks by default. Most of them never work, add little to no value, and somehow get re-enabled every time you sync with upstream. The failed runs just create spam 👇
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There's a way to disable actions entirely for a given repository, but I would really prefer a way to disable the *automatic* ones by default, such that I don't have to do it once per fork. The checks will be done anyway when I open a pull request to be merged upstream