Update CI workflow to check for changes in 'ruby/' directory #901
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This pull request includes updates to the
.github/workflows/ci.ymlfile to improve the detection of changes in theruby/directory and handle updates to thecompose.ymlfile more robustly.Workflow improvements:
check-changesstep to use the base reference of the pull request for detecting changes, ensuring more accurate detection of changes in theruby/directory.Update compose.yml if changes are detectedstep to use the-failflag with thepurlcommand, making the process more robust by failing on errors.