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The canary tests job has been failing every night with no active maintainer currently investigating. Disable the schedule trigger (keeping workflow_dispatch for manual runs) rather than leaving a red, ignored job running daily. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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See #1323 |
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I believe I have switched canary test notifications to myself according to this documentation. We'll see if it works. |
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The canary tests job has been failing every night with no active maintainer currently investigating. Disable the schedule trigger (keeping workflow_dispatch for manual runs) rather than leaving a red, ignored job running daily.
Really I just don't want to get the email every night that it failed. Hope all of you are well!