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Manually Initiating CI Runs

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Post Details
Company
RWX
Date Published
Author
Dan Manges (Co-founder, CEO)
Word Count
250
Company Posts That Month
17
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

RWX has introduced manually initiated CI runs, allowing engineering teams with large, resource-intensive test suites to make CI opt-in and control when pipeline costs are incurred. Previously, teams could avoid CI by adding `[skip ci]` or `[skip rwx]` to commit messages or by configuring workflows to ignore draft pull requests, but these methods rely on developers remembering conventions and can improperly tie CI decisions to review status. By adding `start: manually` to the GitHub pull request trigger in `.rwx/pull-request.yml`, teams can separate the decision to run CI from the decision to mark a pull request ready for review.

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