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• Chores
  • Enhanced the automated process for updating documentation and examples to avoid redundant executions.
  • Standardized commit messaging for a more consistent update experience.

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Walkthrough

The changes revise the GitHub Actions workflow for updating examples. The job condition now checks the commit message to skip running the job if it contains "Update pmultiqc documentation and examples", instead of verifying the commit author. Additionally, the commit messages used for committing changes and creating pull requests have been standardized to "Update pmultiqc documentation and examples". This ensures that the workflow runs only for the intended commits.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/.../update_examples.yml	- Job Condition: Changed from checking github.event.head_commit.author.name to skipping when the commit message contains the specific update text. - Commit Messages: Updated the messages from "auto-update examples" to "Update pmultiqc documentation and examples" for both commit/push and PR creation steps.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Git as GitHub
    participant Job as Update_Examples Job
    participant Repo as Repository

    Dev->>Git: Push commit (possible update message)
    Git->>Job: Trigger workflow run
    Job->>Job: Evaluate commit message condition
    alt Commit Message Contains "Update pmultiqc documentation and examples"
        Job->>Job: Skip update process
    else
        Job->>Repo: Commit & push changes (message: "Update pmultiqc documentation and examples")
        Job->>Repo: Create Pull Request (message: "Update pmultiqc documentation and examples")
    end

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