[ci] Add fixup! commit check for pull requests#4878
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The fixup! commit check workflow will check any commits on a given pull request and fail if there is any. This way it is enforced to squash all fixup! commits which were made with the argument '--fixup=...' when committing.
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Thanks for the attention to detail and for being conscious of code quality in this regard as well, @gulyasgergely902. |
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The fixup! commit check workflow will check any commits on a given pull request and fail if there is any. This way it is enforced to squash all fixup! commits which were made with the argument '--fixup=...' when committing.