ci: don't write github commit status on push event #29404
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Currently, some GitHub workflows are reporting back their status via GitHub Commit Status. The main reason is to link the status of the workflow run to a specific commit SHA. This is necessary for workflows that are triggered via Ariane (trigger `workflows_dispatch`). However, if the same workflow is triggered via `push` (e.g. after a PR being merged), reporting the status via commit status is unnecessary, as the workflow is already linked to the correct commit SHA. Therefore, this commit suppresses the commit status reprting in case of a `push` trigger. Signed-off-by: Marco Hofstetter <marco.hofstetter@isovalent.com>
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Currently, some GitHub workflows are reporting their status via GitHub Commit Status. The main reason is to link the status of the workflow run to a specific commit SHA. This is necessary for workflows that are triggered via Ariane (trigger
workflows_dispatch).However, if the same workflow is triggered via
push(e.g. after a PR being merged), reporting the status via commit status is unnecessary, as the workflow is already linked to the correct commit SHA. it only results in displaying a duplicated check for the same workflow run.Therefore, this commit suppresses the commit status reporting in case of a
pushtrigger.