chore(repo): Proposal: Don't run actions on draft PR's #1015
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It can be immensely aggravating to get constant emails of actions failing when adding commits to draft pull requests - #913 is a perfect example of this. I get bombarded with failure emails every time I push commits, and it's quite irritating.
Per a GitHub Community post that I found, I have set the actions to only run on regular PR's, and a one-line action to run on drafts that just prints a message (I think this is needed for the sake of being thorough?).