COMP: Detect a workflow that can never be scheduled - #94
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A branch filter naming a branch that does not exist leaves the workflow configured but never run, which looks the same as one that runs and passes: no red check appears because no check appears at all. build.yml sat dead behind a filter naming main on a repository whose branch is master, and the only thing that found it was reading the file. The check judges a filter only when every entry is a literal name, so a release-* pattern or a branch that does not exist yet is left alone, and it reports a name that resolves to nothing rather than one that merely differs from the default. (cherry picked from commit db038e9)
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Re-submission of #83, reverted from
masteron 2026-09-24 so it can bereviewed before merging. Content is unchanged from the original.
Stack position 10 of 10. Base:
ci/windows(#82), notmaster.Merge the PRs above it in this stack first, or the diff shown here will
include their commits too.
Ordering for this stack
ci/install-linking-srcdirmasterci/test-output-on-failureci/install-linking-srcdirci/guard-cmp0169ci/test-output-on-failureci/build-all-codepathsci/guard-cmp0169ci/widen-coverageci/build-all-codepathspr/fix-missing-prototypesci/widen-coveragefix/buildyml-jobspr/fix-missing-prototypesci/missing-declarationsfix/buildyml-jobsci/windowsci/missing-declarationsci/workflow-trigger-lintci/windowsThe order is the order these changes sat on
masterbefore the revert, soit is known to build and test at every step. Verified again after
rebuilding the stack: the tip configures, compiles with no errors, and
passes 344/344 tests.
Why this one is stacked rather than independent
Each PR in this chain edits the same few files as its predecessors, chiefly
.github/workflows/cmake-multi-platform.yml,cmake/exported_symbols_linux.txtand
cifti/afni_xml.h. Cherry-picked ontomasteralone, the later onesconflict. Two members also carry a build-order dependency rather than a
textual one: without #30 the project does not configure at all on CMake
versions that do not know policy CMP0169, and #29 is needed for
install_linkingto find its source directory.Commits
See #84 for the ordering of all 49 re-submitted pull requests.