ci: run CI when the markdown changes #6632
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shivarm reviewed Jul 15, 2025
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@bjohansebas But CI is mostly related to node.js so why we need this or why should we run CI for markdown files changes?
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| Because it’s necessary for the CI to pass in order to merge. If the CI doesn’t run (since I only changed markdown files, see #6543, #6570), then I can’t merge. To merge, I would have to bypass the branch rules, which only an admin can do. Also, bypassing branch rules is something we want to avoid at all times (see expressjs/discussions#391). |
ctcpip approved these changes Jul 15, 2025
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When there are changes in a markdown file, the CI does not run, which means the PR cannot be merged without bypassing the branch protections.