Update troubleshoot-workflows.md to mention manual workflow dis/enabling#44465
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I spent several hours trying to understand why a workflow didn’t trigger — the yml seemed ok (it was!) and the PRs seemed ok (they were!) and yet workflows didn’t trigger. I was utterly befuddled until by pure dumb luck I stumbled upon the `disabled` badge on the workflow in the Actions tab. I think it makes sense to mention manual workflow dis/enabling here in the troubleshooting section?
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@jenstroeger Yeah, this seems like a good addition. I'll get it approved. |
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I spent several hours trying to understand why a workflow didn’t trigger — the yml seemed ok (it was!) and the PRs seemed ok (they were!) and yet workflows didn’t trigger. I was utterly befuddled until by pure dumb luck I stumbled upon the
disabledbadge on the workflow in the Actions tab.I think it makes sense to mention manual workflow dis/enabling here in the troubleshooting section?
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