Configure conductor to run the nightly build on main during the weekend in this repo#46786
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| disable_failure_notifications: true | ||
| - name: "main-nightly-build" | ||
| branch: "main" | ||
| schedule: "0 3 * * 6,0" |
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Maybe add a small comment explaining what this cron refers to: # Run nightly build at 3AM UTC on Sat & Sun
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What does this PR do?
Configure conductor to run the nightly build on main during the weekend in this repo
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Part 2 of https://github.com/DataDog/k8s-datadog-agent-ops/pull/7515 and make sure we have a daily job during the weekend
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