Disable fail-fast in PR workflow for kernel updates #227
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Update for one branch will fail if this branch already exists, which is by design to avoid overwriting WIP pr branches. But if for example kernel 6.12 has a WIP branch, we still want to update 6.18 if there is an update. This behaviour will be fixed by setting 'fail fast' to 'false'.
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Update for one branch will fail if this branch already exists, which is by design to avoid overwriting WIP pr branches. But if for example kernel 6.12 has a WIP branch, we still want to update 6.18 if there is an update. This behaviour will be fixed by setting 'fail fast' to 'false'.