chore: fix running root GHA job all the time #6203
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Our branch protection rules has a root job called
PR Workflowwhich depends on all other Github Actions that we have and reports a success or failure depending on them.However this configuration doesn't work if any job fails since it will cause this
PR Workflowjob to be skipped and GH will merge the PR in that case.This change adds a condition to the
PR Workflowwhich will force to runPR Workfloweven though the others have failed.Example run before adding the condition: #6219
Even though some CI checks have failed, GH still merged the PR. We can see that
PR Workflowwas skipped for this instance.Example run after applying the suggested solution: #6220
This PR was blocked from merging and we can validate that it ran the
PR Workflow(didn't skip it)By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.