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Add repository variable CI_RUN_ON_MAIN that gates whether pushes to main trigger CI. When unset (default), pushes to main skip CI; set to 'true' to enable. Pushes to other branches are unaffected. Reorganize GitHub Actions docs into a dedicated tools/github/actions/ directory and consolidate every CI repository variable in a single SPOT (configuration.md). Move actions.md to actions/workflows.md and branch/configuration.md to actions/configuration.md, then update every cross-reference. Trim README files to scope-only per docs/contributing/artefact/files/docs/readme_md.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# GitHub workflow files 🔄
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This page is the SPOT for repository rules that govern GitHub Actions workflow files under `.github/workflows/`.
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For the catalog of every workflow (description, triggers, inputs) see [workflows.md](../../../tools/github/actions/workflows.md).
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For the script placement rule that applies to extracted shell helpers, see [scripst.md](../../scripst.md).
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## Naming 🏷️
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Every workflow MUST follow the schema `"[Emoji] Category: Subject (Qualifier)"`.
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- You MUST quote the `name:` value in double quotes because the colon (`:`) in the name is a reserved YAML character.
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- You MUST place the emoji before the category, never after.
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- You MUST NOT add emojis to `docs/agents/` files, but workflow `name:` fields are not agent files and MUST use emojis.
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- The qualifier in parentheses is OPTIONAL. Use it only when two workflows share the same category and subject.
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### Emoji legend 📋
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| Emoji | Category | Used for |
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| `🔄` | Update / Sync | Automated version or dependency updates |
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| `🪞` | Mirror | Image mirroring between registries |
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| `🧹` | Images | Image cleanup and pruning |
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| `🐳` | Build | Docker image builds |
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| `🔍` | Lint | Static analysis and linting |
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| `🔒` | Scan | Security scanning |
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| `⚡` | CI | CI entry points (push, pull request, manual) |
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| `🎵` | CI | CI orchestration and coordination workflows |
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| `🚫` | Cancel | Run cancellation on PR close or branch delete |
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| `🧪` | Test | Code tests (unit, integration, lint) |
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| `💻` | Test | Development environment tests |
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| `💬` | Test | DNS and network resolution tests |
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| `📦` | Test | Deployment tests |
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| `📥` | Test | Installation tests |
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| `🚀` | Release | Version release workflows |
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### Examples ✅
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```yaml
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name: "🧪 Test: Code (Integration)"
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name: "🪞 Mirror: Docker Hub → GHCR (only missing)"
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name: "🚫 Cancel: PR Runs on Close"
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```
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## Shell execution 📜
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- Multi-line shell logic in workflow `run:` blocks MUST be extracted into dedicated `.sh` files under `scripts/`.
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- Workflow files MUST call those extracted `.sh` entry points instead of embedding longer shell programs inline.
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- Short single-command invocations MAY stay inline when they do not contain meaningful control flow.
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- Inline shell in workflow files SHOULD stay limited to small command calls, environment wiring, or direct script invocation.
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## Separation of concerns 🧩
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- GitHub workflow YAML MUST describe orchestration, permissions, triggers, inputs, and step order.
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- Reusable shell behavior MUST live in script files, not in repeated workflow `run:` blocks.
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- Non-shell helper logic MUST NOT be embedded as ad-hoc shell blobs inside workflow files.
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