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Distinguishing between PRs #27205
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I would like a certain step in my workflow to execute only on PRs from currentRepo/feature/branch to currentRepo/master (currentRepo is a fork!) and NOT EXECUTE on PRs from currentRepo/feature/branch to upstream/master. Is there a way to distinguish between the two PRs ? |
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This is the condition that distinguishes between those two PRs: When a PR is triggered from currentRepo/feature/branch to upstream/master, the github.actor returns currentRepo owner, since that’s the person that initiated the workflow run and repo_owner returns the owner of the upstream. In the other case of PR, currentRepo/feature/branch to currentRepo/master or upstream/feature/branch to upstream/branch, in both case owner and actor are the same. |
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This is the condition that distinguishes between those two PRs:
When a PR is triggered from currentRepo/feature/branch to upstream/master, the github.actor returns currentRepo owner, since that’s the person that initiated the workflow run and repo_owner returns the owner of the upstream.
In the other case of PR, currentRepo/feature/branch to currentRepo/master or upstream/feature/branch to upstream/branch, in both case owner and actor are the same.