Add a "join node" to CI configuration#736
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This adds a "join" at the end of CI which reports the overall status of all prior jobs. The intention is that this job is used to gate whether a PR is merge-able. I'd like to enable merge queues for this repository and to do so requires listing CI jobs to wait on, and by having this "join" node there's just a single job to wait on instead of everything in the repo.
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This adds a "join" at the end of CI which reports the overall status of all prior jobs. The intention is that this job is used to gate whether a PR is merge-able. I'd like to enable merge queues for this repository and to do so requires listing CI jobs to wait on, and by having this "join" node there's just a single job to wait on instead of everything in the repo.