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Currently, the GitHub Action workflows for building and testing llvmdev and llvmlite conda packages can only be triggered manually through the GitHub web interface using the
workflow_dispatch
event. This involves navigating to:Actions tab → 'Run workflow' dropdown → Select branch and user inputs → Click 'Run'.:
Additionally, pull request triggers activate only when workflow files themselves change.
However, these triggers are inadequate for fully testing pull requests from forks, particularly when verifying the complete build chain (llvmdev → llvmlite).
To resolve this, the current PR introduces issue-comment event triggers using the github/command action. This setup enables maintainers with sufficient permissions (Numba developers) to invoke GitHub Action workflows directly through PR comments.
security and permissions:
allow_forks: true
).references:
To achieve this, this PR adds
issue-event
triggers usinggithub/command
action. (github/command)llvmdev_run_id: Workflow ID obtained from the llvmdev run, required to retrieve artifacts.