Adjust GitHub Action Job names #1332
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The job name was duplicated with the top level name.
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Name was added due to #1194 (comment) I believe. This PR didn't trigger any builds, so cannot verify |
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I triggered it here, but without a pull request, it be a different style, the point will be the second name: The original one is something like #1331, which contains duplicated name in the two different level: |
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Yes, but on mobile there was no name. Can you make some fake change so we can verify the name is not lost on mobile layout? |
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@SimenB Try this one: PeterDaveHello#1 |
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Doesn't show up on mobile for some reason |
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Not an issue after #1339
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The job name was duplicated with the top level name.
Maybe just name it as "test build", just like the name of its test script, also, we may add some other tests in the future, use a different name will be less confusion.
cc #1194