Labels picked at creation already fire labeled events, so opened started every suite twice. A label event still runs its suite on a draft; pushes, reopened and ready_for_review skip drafts unless ci-run-on-draft.
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Triggering CI tests on a PR
Most CI runs automatically on PR commits, gated by path filters. A few things run only on demand; opt in by adding a label to the PR (collaborator access required):
ci-enduser— end-user sample screenshot + packaging suite (never auto-runs)ci-editor— GameStudio editor screenshot suite (never auto-runs)ci-ios— iOS game suite, when its narrow path filter didn't already trigger itci-android— Android game suite, when its narrow path filter didn't already trigger itci-run-on-draft— run the normal path-gated CI on a draft PR (which otherwise skips CI)
Labels run through the PR's own workflow (pr-label-suites.yml /
main.yml), so they use the PR head's YAML. Adding a label runs that suite
right away, even on a draft; every push re-runs all applied suites (on a draft, only with
ci-run-on-draft). Removing a label only stops the re-runs.
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