I can’t work out how to manually trigger the Checks process against the latest commit in a repo. Is this possible?
To replicate a scenario where you would need to do this, in a Python code repository submit a commit which will write a new tranforms-shrinkwrap.yml and also uses a new Spark profile that hasn’t been imported.
Checks will fail. The shrinkwrap file injects a commit without triggering a new Checks process.
I can go into the Code Repo settings and import the missing Spark profile, but I can’t re-trigger the Checks process because it is against an old commit hash. The only workaround I’ve found is to make a code change. Change a comment, add some whitespace, etc. and submit a new commit, but that feels like the wrong solution.
