fix workflow execution for PRs coming from forks#10366
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LGTM, seems sensible. Probably not worth it to test it extensively before merging. We can just open a fork PR after the fact and iterate over it if needed.
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Motivation
Unfortunately, it turns out that the fix to avoid the execution of test pipelines which rely on secrets implemented in #9383 is not correctly working, as we saw with the workflows executed on the following PRs:
It turns out that
github.repositoryevaluates to the PR target repo (which in this case islocalstack/localstack.However, we want to make sure that the source and the target of the PR are not the same repo.
This PR tries to fix this condition by checking the pull request head target as described in https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/26829.
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Testing
Unfortunately, this cannot really be tested properly as long as it's in a PR. Happy for any feedback / tips on how to test this though!