Optimize PR builds: Reduce CI costs by excluding ARM/macOS architectures#1
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- Conditionally exclude linux_arm64, osx_amd64, osx_arm64 during pull requests - Maintains full architecture matrix for main branch builds - Reduces PR CI costs by ~50% while keeping critical linux_amd64 and windows builds
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Summary
This PR optimizes CI costs for pull request builds by conditionally excluding expensive architecture targets that are not critical for PR validation.
Changes
.github/workflows/MainDistributionPipeline.ymlto conditionally exclude architectures based on event typelinux_arm64,osx_amd64,osx_arm64(in addition to existing WASM exclusions)Cost Savings
linux_amd64andwindows_amd64builds for PR validationRationale
Testing
The conditional logic uses GitHub's standard
github.event_namecontext to differentiate between pull requests and other events (push to main, workflow_dispatch).