Maybe it would he helpful to have a label that disables CI? I am sometimes working on a draft and I know that this draft does not yet work at all. Testing it would be a waste of resources. It would be nice if we had a label that disables all testing in such a case.
Let me know what you think about such an idea.
I think it is a great idea that can save a lot of costs (more cost in the long term as we keep adding tests into CI and CI takes much longer time)
And there was a proposal for cases that should work in the other way around: https://github.com/risingwavelabs/risingwave/issues/4941
Does adding a piece of [skip ci] to the commit body work for this case? While a label sounds better. 😄
I was not aware that you can write [skip ci]. Where exactly do I have to do that?
And there was a proposal for cases that should work in the other way around
@lmatz Do you have the issue link to that? For me both approaches are fine.
And there was a proposal for cases that should work in the other way around
@lmatz Do you have the issue link to that? For me both approaches are fine.
I just edit the thread above, actually not an approach but a use case
Thank you @lmatz. Let me know if I should close this ticket as a duplicate of https://github.com/risingwavelabs/risingwave/issues/4941
