Use a single commit for package updates #1658
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This commit will change workflows that update dependencies in package.toml to push them all to the same branch. This will in effect group changes which should reduce the toil and unnecessary re-running of tests as branches are merged. Signed-off-by: Daniel Mikusa <[email protected]>
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This commit will change workflows that update dependencies in package.toml to push them all to the same branch. This will in effect group changes which should reduce the toil and unnecessary re-running of tests as branches are merged.