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I like the spirit here but there are many files that can fail the build that don't meet these extensions:
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We can do an inverse set where we skip gradle check if the changes are limited to certain file types
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If going this route, I'd rather do a strictly positive list. If the commits only affects: [CHANGELOG*.md, README.md, ...] then skip
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👍 to @peternied 's suggestion, other examples are: version.properties, bwcVersions, ....
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That sounds good. I was just bouncing the idea across.
I'll work on refining and testing this out.
Thanks folks.
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I find paths-ignore as an easier option. We can keep on adding to the list and also manage file-types, directories, etc. This won't even initiate the workflow run for ignored paths. Example: #13477
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That sounds good. I'll close out this PR and we can keep adding to
paths-ignore