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Remove the -<VERSION> (the -22.04 of ubunu-22.04 or -latest of windows-latest) from the name of the various checks that run when a PR is raised, especially those that are required checks.
Why
Until we run checks against multiple versions of the same OS, the only relevant information to us is the OS. Having the version in the name gets in the way of changing the version we run against, like we recently had to when our tests had issues with ubuntu-latest and we had to downgrade to ubuntu-22.04. This required us to update the required checks in the repository's settings, which is extra admin that only listing the OS name would avoid.
Who needs to work on this
Developers
Who needs to review this
Developers
Done when
Checks on the govuk-frontend repository only have the OS in their name
Checks on the govuk-design-system repository only have the OS in their name
Checks on the govuk-frontend-docs repository only have the OS in their name (if applicable)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What
Remove the
-<VERSION>
(the-22.04
ofubunu-22.04
or-latest
ofwindows-latest
) from the name of the various checks that run when a PR is raised, especially those that are required checks.Why
Until we run checks against multiple versions of the same OS, the only relevant information to us is the OS. Having the version in the name gets in the way of changing the version we run against, like we recently had to when our tests had issues with
ubuntu-latest
and we had to downgrade toubuntu-22.04
. This required us to update the required checks in the repository's settings, which is extra admin that only listing the OS name would avoid.Who needs to work on this
Developers
Who needs to review this
Developers
Done when
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: