[CI] Don't run Nightly Workflows on Forks#902
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These are a bunch of ELD workflows that relate to ELD testing, and that downstream forks should not be running. When `qualcomm/eld` is forked, then the fork gets a `main` branch that matches the `qualcomm/eld` `main` branch at the time it was forked, and because this is the fork's default branch, it cannot be deleted. This prevents spamming people's notifications with failing nightly build notifications which aren't relevant. Signed-off-by: Sam Elliott <aelliott@qti.qualcomm.com>
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These are a bunch of ELD workflows that relate to ELD testing, and that downstream forks should not be running.
When
qualcomm/eldis forked, then the fork gets amainbranch that matches thequalcomm/eldmainbranch at the time it was forked, and because this is the fork's default branch, it cannot be deleted. This prevents spamming people's notifications with failing nightly build notifications which aren't relevant.