refactor: change ci actions to run on push#3320
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Context behind the change
Recently changed triggers for actions, it led to actions run twice when there is a PR opened to
mainbranch and you merge a PR todevelop.The main difference between
pull_requestandpushtriggers is thatpushruns on the actual commits history from branch/ref, butpull_requestruns on "merge commit". In case we change it to always bepush- in PRs it will run on exact commit history only, removing duplicates. It should be fine because after we do actual merge we will run ondevelop/mainas onpushtrigger to see if it's all good.How has this been tested?
Release plan
Just merge
Potential risks; What to monitor; Rollback plan
No