In continuous integration, we often reuse the same GitHub workflow for multiple events. For example, we may need the build workflow when we push a new commit, or when someone creates a new pull request, or before we create a new release. However, we may end up having the same workflow multiple times with this approach: both for a push and a pull request or both for a push and a tag. In this post, we present a solution that helps to avoid running unnecessary duplicate jobs.
GitHub Actions: How to Avoid Running the Same Workflow Multiple Times
