[WIP] Investigate documentation generation issue after large merge#64
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[WIP] Investigate documentation generation issue after large merge#64
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The Docs workflow was not triggering properly because: 1. The workflow file was added in the same commit as the code (GitHub doesn't run workflows on the commit that adds them) 2. The path filter "*.toml" only matched root-level .toml files, not subdirectory files like docs/Project.toml 3. PRs that modify the workflow file itself wouldn't trigger doc builds Fixed by: - Changing "*.toml" to "**/*.toml" to match .toml files in any directory - Adding ".github/workflows/Docs.yml" to PR path filters Co-authored-by: maltezfaria <6574742+maltezfaria@users.noreply.github.com>
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*.tomlto**/*.tomlto match .toml files in subdirectories.github/workflows/Docs.ymlto PR path filtersOriginal prompt
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