[CI][NFC] Unify naming scheme for SYCL workflows. #12568
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All GitHub Actions workflows added by intel/llvm project are expected to use following naming notation: 1. Name starts with `sycl` prefix. 2. Use dash `-` to separate words (instead of underscore `_`). This patches fixes naming of workflows which do not follow this notation.
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This is a fixed version of #12525, which misses name updates inside the workflow and README.md files. |
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Jan 31, 2024
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Post-commit workflow failure is not related to this change. It was detected earlier: #12535 (comment). |
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All GitHub Actions workflows added by intel/llvm project are expected to use following naming notation:
syclprefix.-to separate words (instead of underscore_).This patches fixes naming of workflows which do not follow this notation.