Selective CI basecd on changes to a domain #508
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LGTM, thanks, @rscohn2 !
And thanks to @dnhsieh-intel for the suggestion on the previous PR to add the examples and include directories!
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Description
Selective CI based on changes to a domain.
Tested in a fork with changes to domain directories
It does not skip the first few steps because they finish almost immediately. It skips the expensive steps starting with oneapi install.
Continuation of #504. Resolves review comments. Using javascript directly instead of the 3rd party action. The action was not being maintained by the author.