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Workflow: Exclude OpenAPI folder from Webapp QA workflow #73

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Motivation

We want to avoid unnecessary workflow executions by limiting its trigger conditions.

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This PR excludes the OpenAPI auto-generated folder from the trigger conditions for the workflow.
In cases where changes in the application server require a OpenAPI Spec re-generation, this workflow should not be needed.

Both ESLint and Prettier are configured to ignore the openapi folder, so a workflow execution is redundant and should be guaranteed to not provide any new results.

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@GODrums GODrums added enhancement New feature or request size:XS This PR changes 0-9 lines, ignoring generated files. labels Sep 2, 2024
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@github-actions github-actions bot added the bug Something isn't working label Sep 2, 2024
@FelixTJDietrich FelixTJDietrich merged commit 46148cc into develop Sep 2, 2024
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@FelixTJDietrich FelixTJDietrich deleted the fix/improve-webapp-qa-paths branch September 2, 2024 09:12
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