Disable the 'exclude' patterns on the path conditional for now #439
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the 'exclude' feature (https://woodpecker-ci.org/docs/usage/workflow-syntax#path) does not seem to provide # what we need. It seems to skip the build as soon as one of the changed files matches an exclude pattern, we only # want to skip of ALL changed files match. So skip this condition for now:
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The 'exclude' feature
(https://woodpecker-ci.org/docs/usage/workflow-syntax#path) does not seem to provide # what we need. It seems to skip the build as soon as one of the changed files matches an exclude pattern, we only # want to skip of ALL changed files match. So skip this condition for now:
This should just be a temporary fix until we figured out what's wrong with the
whenconditions. (See #438 )