Run tests on push to main and master branches#25
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Without a push trigger, codecov never receives updated coverage after PRs are merged, so the reported baseline stays stale. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Sxk75h8qTxrPp748xbhcTq
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Summary
Updated the GitHub Actions test workflow to run on push events in addition to pull requests, ensuring continuous testing on the main development branches.
Key Changes
pushevents tomainandmasterbranchespull_requesttrigger to continue testing all pull requestsImplementation Details
The workflow now uses an expanded
onconfiguration that explicitly specifies:mainandmasterbranchesThis ensures that commits pushed directly to the main branches are tested immediately, improving code quality assurance and catching issues earlier in the development cycle.