Purged Cloudflare cache and added success message #16
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…re made to ensure that the job runs only if the actor is not Dependabot.
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Introduces two key enhancements to our workflow regarding Cloudflare cache management.
Firstly, it ensures that we have a properly formatted conditional statement in the GitHub Actions workflow file, which prevents the job from running for Dependabot. This minor syntax correction maintains the integrity of our CI process.
Secondly, the addition of a success message in the
CloudflareCacheClearCommandclass provides immediate feedback to users when the cache is successfully purged. This improves user experience by confirming the action's success, which is particularly valuable in debugging and operational contexts.Together, these changes enhance the clarity and reliability of our CI/CD process, ensuring that our team receives accurate feedback during cache management operations.