ci(preview): stop waiting for Pages deployment after preview push#444
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The pr-preview-action was pushing all files successfully to LibreSign/site-preview but then blocking for 180s waiting for a GitHub Pages build in that repository to start, which timed out every run. The deploy already completed; there is no need to block the workflow waiting for the Pages CDN to propagate. Signed-off-by: Vitor Mattos <1079143+vitormattos@users.noreply.github.com>
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Problem
Every
Deploy PR previewsrun was failing with:The
rossjrw/pr-preview-actionwithwait-for-pages-deployment: truepushes all files toLibreSign/site-preview(confirmed: 21 439 files, 100%) and then polls for a GitHub Pages deployment in that repository. The build never starts within the 180s window, causing every preview deploy to time out.Fix
Set
wait-for-pages-deployment: false.The files are already on the
site-previewbranch. GitHub Pages will build asynchronously — the workflow does not need to block waiting for that. The preview URL becomes available once Pages propagates, which it does without us holding the runner.Change