Escape "+"s in on.workflow_run.workflows#3839
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Updates the Deflake workflow’s workflow_run trigger filters so workflow names containing C/C++ are matched literally (treating + as a literal character rather than a pattern/glob directive).
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- Escapes
+characters in theon.workflow_run.workflowsallowlist for the threePR Check - C/C++: ...workflows.
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.github/workflows/deflake.yml |
Escapes + in workflow names under on.workflow_run.workflows to ensure literal matching for C/C++ workflows. |
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Previously these were being treated as globbing directives. We actually just want to match literal "+"s.