Update CI actions using Docker script #38
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When the config of the CI flow changes, we need to update the `notify-workflow-completed`, `run-workflow` and `upstream-builds-query` actions so that they would use the new config. This can be done separately for each action (steps are described in the action's READMEs). Alternatively, this can be done via the script I provide in this PR. The exact steps are described in the comments in the script.
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When the config of the CI flow changes, we need to update the
notify-workflow-completed,run-workflowandupstream-builds-queryactions so that they would use the new config. This can be done separately for each action (steps are described in the action's READMEs). Alternatively, this can be done via the script I provide in this PR. The exact steps are described in the comments in the script.