Add a workflow to trigger the system tests - #23
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Adds a workflow to trigger the system tests (
fmi-runnertest suite) when adding/re-adding thetrigger-system-testslabel.Note that, due to the way we install Python packages via the requirements.txt, for PRs from forks (only), the workflow will fail as it will not be able to find the commit from the fork on the main repository. I am not sure how to further improve that, but see precice/tutorials#858 for details. For this reason, I am not passing the (unused)
FMI_RUNNER_PR.A workaround in the case of a PR from a fork is to push a copy of the respective branch in the main repository and manually trigger the system tests.
Still, for PRs from the main repository, this should work as expected.