ci: use require-label action for health-check #5771
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Signed-off-by: Ryohsuke Mitsudome <ryohsuke.mitsudome@tier4.jp>
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Description
This replaces make-sure-label-is-present action with require-label action in order to enforce build check for all PRs.
Currently, if a PR does not have
tag:run-health-checklabel added, it will skip the build check. Skipped CI will be treated as passing check in GitHub so there is risk that a PR can be merged without build check.Using require-label action will report failure when the label is not present, which enables us to detect that CI is not running.
Relevant PR: autowarefoundation/autoware.universe#9709
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Effects on system behavior
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