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ci: make document link checker manual-only#913

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ci: make document link checker manual-only#913
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Summary

Stops the markdown document link checker from running automatically. The pull_request and push (**.md) triggers are removed; only workflow_dispatch remains, so it can still be run on demand from the Actions tab.

Why

The checker fails the entire job on any single flaky external link — e.g. webrtchacks.com/sdp-anatomy/ (linked from Common/docs/Protocol.md) returns 200 for normal clients but a Cloudflare bot-filter 4xx to GitHub Actions runner IPs. That repeatedly blocked unrelated PRs and opened "Link Checker Report" issues, for little benefit relative to the noise.

Behaviour

  • No longer runs on PRs or pushes — no flaky failures, no PR blocking, no auto-generated issues.
  • Still runnable manually via workflow_dispatch; the repository guard and issue create/close steps are unchanged.
  • Re-enabling later is just re-adding the two triggers (a comment in the file notes this).

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Remove the pull_request/push triggers from the markdown link checker so it
no longer runs automatically. A single flaky external link (e.g. a CDN
returning 4xx to CI runners) fails the whole job, blocking PRs and opening
tracking issues for little benefit. It can still be run on demand via
workflow_dispatch from the Actions tab.
@mcottontensor mcottontensor merged commit a516a78 into EpicGames:master Jun 19, 2026
@mcottontensor mcottontensor deleted the chore/disable-link-checker-auto branch June 19, 2026 00:05
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