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Simplify pr workflow to require 2 approvals on all PR's #74
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You could comment this out instead of deleting if you think you'll iterate on it later, but up to you.
What do you mean by "this" in "comment this out"? |
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Ah sorry. I think I prefer to delete, I can always refer to this PR in case I want to come back to these diffs, and I stashed these changes in my fork too. No reason to keep this branch full of redundant comments. |
…ng#74) Simplify pr workflow to require 2 approvals on all PR's ## Call Outs All PR's will need 2 approvals from the commitee for this check to pass. A more intelligent approach is on the way, but till then all PR's will need 2 approvals. This is done to prevent sneak attacks where someone gets approval for non-std related changes, and after approval, they make changes to the std files.
Simplify pr workflow to require 2 approvals on all PR's
Call Outs
All PR's will need 2 approvals from the commitee for this check to pass.
A more intelligent approach is on the way, but till then all PR's will need 2 approvals.
This is done to prevent sneak attacks where someone gets approval for non-std related changes, and after approval, they make changes to the std files.
Testing
Failed check after just 1 approver :- https://github.com/jaisnan/rust-dev/actions/runs/10583003063
Successful check after 2nd approver :- https://github.com/jaisnan/rust-dev/actions/runs/10583018556
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