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workflows/tests: replace alls-green with a conclusion job#1006

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re-actors/alls-green is a third-party action. Replace the aggregate check job with a shell-based conclusion job that asserts the tests matrix result, matching patchelf.rb and Homebrew/.github.

Signed-off-by: Patrick Linnane <patrick@linnane.io>
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Pull request overview

This PR removes the third-party re-actors/alls-green GitHub Action from the CI workflow and replaces it with a first-party shell-based “conclusion” job that enforces the final tests matrix result.

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  • Replaced the aggregate check job (third-party action) with a shell-based conclusion job.
  • Added an explicit assertion step that fails the workflow when needs.tests.result is not success.

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Thanks! Would be good to replace as many third-party actions as possible.

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MikeMcQuaid merged commit 4f08de0 into main Jul 18, 2026
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MikeMcQuaid deleted the drop-alls-green branch July 18, 2026 07:05
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