If workflows aren't being run on a repository, it could be due to several reasons. Here are some steps you can take to fix the issue:
1. Check the repository's settings:
- Go to the repository settings and select the "Actions" tab.
- Make sure that the "Allow all actions" option is enabled.
- If you have specific actions that you want to run, make sure they are included in the "Allowed actions" list.
2. Check the workflow configuration:
- Verify that the workflow files are present in the correct directory.
- Check the syntax of the workflow files to ensure that they are correct.
- Check that the workflows are not disabled by mistake.
3. Check the branch settings:
- Ensure that the workflow is set up to run on the correct branch.
- Check that the branch is not protected or configured to disallow workflows.
4. Check the trigger events:
- Verify that the events that trigger the workflows are set up correctly.
- Make sure that the events are not disabled in the repository settings.
5. Check for errors in the workflow logs:
- If a workflow fails to run, check the workflow logs for errors and warnings.
- Fix any errors or warnings and re-run the workflow.
If none of the above steps work, try contacting GitHub support for further assistance.
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