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This is similar what IRB and Reline have: a CI suite that runs RDoc changes against Ruby's master branch. It's been very useful to catch issues that would otherwise break CRuby's CI suites.
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Makes sense to me. I read the workflow but I haven't seen the others, however, if it runs and passes then I say merge it.
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Looks good.
We should consider to move this job as re-using workflow on https://github.com/ruby/actions.
The repositories under the Ruby org only call it.
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@hsbt Thx, I added it to my todo list 👍 |
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This is similar what IRB and Reline have: a CI suite that runs RDoc changes against Ruby's master branch. It's been very useful to catch issues that would otherwise break CRuby's CI suites.