Add pull_request trigger to CI workflow - #751
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Allow CI to run on pull requests, including those from forks, so maintainers can approve and run checks without pushing the fork's commit to a local branch first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
pull_requestto the CI workflow trigger alongsidepush, so pull requests (including from forks) get CI runs that maintainers can approve directly from the PR's checks tab.Why
Previously CI only ran on
push, so PRs opened from forks had no workflow run to approve — the workaround was pushing the fork's commit to a local branch on this repo just to trigger CI.pull_requestruns use the fork's code in an isolated context with no secrets, so this is safe to enable directly.Test plan
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