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ci: stop canceling PR approval workflow runs (#5566)
The `PR approval` workflow canceled in-flight runs via concurrency
(`cancel-in-progress: true`). A canceled run leaves its own failing
`check` check-run, and since GitHub keeps one check-run per run rather
than per name, a later passing run doesn't clear it — the commit stays
red until that run is re-run. `cancel-in-progress: false` wouldn't be
enough, since concurrency also cancels pending runs by default, so this
drops the block entirely; the check is idempotent and ~20s, so letting
every run finish is harmless.
Found while investigating a stray red ✗ on an unrelated PR that lingered
even after the same workflow had passed.
This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.1 parent 18cac62 commit f157bd1
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