[26.0] Don't skip pypi-publish job if check-permissions was skipped#22442
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In GitHub Actions, the default behaviour for any job is to run only if all its direct and indirect dependencies have a status of `success`. On a `release` event, the `check-permissions` job is skipped because of its `if:` condition. The `build-python-packages` job (which depends on `check-permissions`) runs anyway because it has an explicit `if:` condition which overrides the default behaviour. The `pypi-publish` job (which depends on `build-python-packages`) was instead skipped because id had no `if:` condition and one of its ancestors (`check-permissions`) was skipped.
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In GitHub Actions, the default behaviour for any job is to run only if all its direct and indirect dependencies have a status of
success.On a
releaseevent, thecheck-permissionsjob is skipped because of itsif:condition.The
build-python-packagesjob (which depends oncheck-permissions) runs anyway because it has an explicitif:condition which overrides the default behaviour.The
pypi-publishjob (which depends onbuild-python-packages) was instead skipped because id had noif:condition and one of its ancestors (check-permissions) was skipped.How to test the changes?
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