chore: remove old workflows for migrated samples #4026
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Summary of Changes
This pull request removes outdated workflow configurations for samples that have been migrated to the new CI. Specifically, it deletes the following files: .github/workflows/appengine-analytics.yaml, .github/workflows/appengine-metadata-flexible.yaml, .github/workflows/recaptcha-enterprise.yaml, and .github/workflows/scheduler.yaml. The PR description indicates that this is a standard cleanup step following the migration of samples to the new CI.
Highlights
- Workflow Removal: This pull request removes four workflow configuration files (.github/workflows/*.yaml) that are no longer needed due to the migration of their respective samples to a new CI system.
- Cleanup: The PR serves as a cleanup task, ensuring that the repository doesn't retain obsolete configurations, which could lead to confusion or unintended behavior.
Changelog
- .github/workflows/appengine-analytics.yaml
- File removed: This file contained the workflow configuration for the appengine-analytics sample, which is no longer needed after migration to the new CI.
- .github/workflows/appengine-metadata-flexible.yaml
- File removed: This file contained the workflow configuration for the appengine-metadata-flexible sample, which is no longer needed after migration to the new CI.
- .github/workflows/recaptcha-enterprise.yaml
- File removed: This file contained the workflow configuration for the recaptcha-enterprise sample, which is no longer needed after migration to the new CI.
- .github/workflows/scheduler.yaml
- File removed: This file contained the workflow configuration for the scheduler sample, which is no longer needed after migration to the new CI.
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Migrated code, a newer stage,
The old config, turns a page.
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Code Review
This pull request removes old workflow configurations, which is a necessary step in migrating samples to the new CI. The changes seem straightforward and address the intended purpose.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be ready for merging, as it removes the specified workflow files as intended. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
Description
An additional step when migrating samples to the new CI is to remove the old configs (if they exist)