ci: do not run workflow on pushes to main#5350
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In the event that a developer is using a personal access token that does not have `workflow` permissions, pushing to `main` on the developer's fork will fail. Since we run the workflow on PRs, additionally checking commits to `main` seems redundant anyway. Do not run checks on pushes to main to avoid disrupting developers. Signed-off-by: Shoumyo Chakravorti <schakravorti@bloomberg.net>
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In the event that a developer is using a personal access token that does not have
workflowpermissions, pushing tomainon the developer's fork will fail. Since we run the workflow on PRs, additionally checking commits tomainseems redundant anyway. Do not run checks on pushes to main to avoid disrupting developers.