Add condition to skip release and test release workflows from forks - #31
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Would it make sense to briefly explain in a comment why the check is there?
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Co-authored-by: Bruno Alla <browniebroke@users.noreply.github.com>
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After doing a release, when I synced my fork from the command line and pushed the new tag, the release workflow ran (and failed). There is no point running the release or test release workflows from forks.
This PR is adding a condition to skip the initial job of each workfow. Following jobs will be skipped automatically due to dependencies.