ci: remove branch filters from push trigger #1987
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Always run commit-triggered workflows (
commit.yml,rtd.yml,mf6.yml) on push.This was suggested recently by @spaulins-usgs. CI testing work on a personal fork before opening a PR avoids consuming the upstream org's actions quota. To do this currently requires adding the branch name to the workflow's
on.push.branches, then removing it before the PR is merged. This is inconvenient and easily neglected.It seems safe to assume contributors generally want CI to run on their fork. To exclude a branch,
branches-ignorecan be used if needed.Existing branch filters are still kept for PR triggers.