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feat: enabled workflow cancellation for "Waiting" workflows #11

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@xShteff xShteff commented Jan 5, 2021

Hey @rokroskar, hope you don't mind I get my hands in this!

Sorry for the commit message, I didn't really plan on opening a PR initially - but I believe if you choose "Squash and merge" it should get rid of my commit message and allow you to use the title of the PR as one.

GitHub has recently enabled Environment protections, which means that workflows can now be marked as "Waiting" - if you have it enabled. It'll look something like this:

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I tried it in my fork and a private repo and it seemed to work :p

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Hi @xShteff this is great, thanks for bringing it to my attention! I wasn't aware of this change to github actions, but it's awesome so thanks for taking the time to open the PR.

@rokroskar rokroskar merged commit 035a48f into rokroskar:master Jan 5, 2021
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