ci: only integration test on manual dispatch #28
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* integration testing is only useful after a new mf6 release * remove schedule and push/pr triggers from integration.yml * remove schedule and push develop triggers from release.yml
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Since
integration.ymlbuilds mf6 from the latest release and then runs the tests, the workflow is only useful after a new mf6 release (or a new version of another program). As such we can just trigger it manually before making a new release. This PR also switches PR-triggered CI fromintegration.ymltorelease.yml, just testing whether programs can be built. The redundancy up to now was my fault.Once mf6 supports build-time model selection, we could get rid of this hack to skip testing of models under development in favor of a corresponding test selection mechanism.