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CI: run once per change, cancel superseded PR runs, add job timeouts - #6
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Every techmore repo shares one account-wide concurrent job limit, so duplicate push+pull_request runs and superseded runs queue CI everywhere. Same pattern as Emporia-Vue3-Mac-Utility-Monitor#199. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All techmore repos share one account-wide concurrent job limit (~20 jobs, 5 macOS), so duplicate and superseded runs queue CI everywhere. Same pattern as techmore/Emporia-Vue3-Mac-Utility-Monitor#199.
pushlimited tomain(was every branch, so each PR push ran all four macOS jobs twice). Branches without a PR can still be checked with Run workflow (workflow_dispatch).paths-ignore, concurrency, timeouts 15–20 min (jobs take 1–3 min).mainalways finish.mainhas no branch protection or required checks, so skipping docs-only changes can't block a merge.🤖 Generated with Claude Code