Only run our workflows on the aerius repository - #398
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This is part of a round of mass gha workflow refinements, where up to 2 rules are applied:
*_fixesbranchesFor this repo:
Rule 1 is applied to
create-release.yml,on-code-push.yml,on-new-tag.ymlandon-pull_request-opened-synchronize-reopened.ymlRule 2 has already been applied
LLM-generated technical summary
A job-level
if: github.repository == 'aerius/IMAER-java'stops the job in any fork while leaving behavior in the canonical repo unchanged. It is deliberately at job level rather than inside the shared composite actions inaerius/github-actions: a composite action has noon:block and can only gate individual steps, so a central version would still spin up the runner and run a full build before declining to publish.On a
pull_requesteventgithub.repositoryis the base repository, so the guard is false only when the PR's base is itself a fork. A PR from a fork into the canonical repo is unaffected.Note for anyone rehearsing a release in their own fork: a guarded job skips silently rather than failing, so the
if:line has to come out locally first.