docs(sync): describe the workflow's own rule, not the branch's current state - #159
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…t state The comment asserted that main accepts changes only through a pull request. That is a property of the branch settings, not of this file, and it is not true of openadapt-ops right now. State what the workflow does: it never pushes to main, so publishing works in either configuration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Comment-only follow-up to #157.
The block above the publish step said
mainaccepts changes only through apull request. That describes the branch settings rather than this file, and it
does not match
openadapt-opsright now: classic protection onmainwasremoved earlier today, so
GET /branches/main/protectionreturns 404.Reworded to state what the workflow itself guarantees: it never pushes to
main, so the publish path works whether or notmainrequires a pullrequest. No behaviour change.