ci: run WordPress Plugin Check on push to main only - #13
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What does this change?
Reduces GitHub Actions minutes by running the heavy WordPress Plugin Check only when changes land on
main, not on every push/PR.How
plugin-check.yml(per-push/PR): keep the lightweightphp-compatibility,phpunit,phpcsjobs; removed theplugin-checkjob and thebuildjob that only fed it.plugin-check-main.yml(new): runs onlywordpress/plugin-check-actiononpush:tomain. Archives HEAD intoci-build/chip-for-gravity-forms, copies.wp-env.json, and runs plugin-check withbuild-dir/exclude-directories matching the previous usage.Potential Risks & Review Items
buildjob removal assumes PHPUnit is pure PHP and never needs built JS assets (verified: phpunit stubs WP functions, phpcs/php-compat ignoreassets/js/frontend).plugin-check-main.ymlrebuilds via git archive +.wp-env.json; if built assets are ever required, they must be added to that workflow.