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Update icq-relayer-build-test.yml #1070
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WalkthroughThe recent update is a simple renaming of a GitHub workflow. The workflow previously titled "icq-relayer: build and test" has been streamlined to just "icq-relayer," indicating a broadening or simplification of its purpose. Changes
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now the job works as desired :) |
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This should fix the icq relayer test, I think yaml did not like my :
but that is ok I also don't like yaml. Toml is much easier.
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