Prevent execution of Antora jobs on forks #34077
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Thanks @scordio - that looks like an oversight on our end. |
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Prior to this commit, any fork that copied the
mainbranch only experienced daily failures at 10am UTC due to the scheduled execution of theupdate-antora-ui-springworkflow. With this change, the workflow jobs are executed only when under thespring-projectsGitHub organization.The failures of my fork: https://github.com/scordio/spring-framework/actions/workflows/update-antora-ui-spring.yml
An alternative solution would be disabling the workflow on each affected fork.