Remove Github Pull Request Builder from required PR Check jobs #2362
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This is the start of extricating Github Pull Request Builder. GHPRB has some functionality that we've relied on forever: sending Github Status Checks back to Github PRs. This can easily be accomplished using the API now.
The ceph-pull-requests, ceph-pull-requests-arm64, ceph-windows-pull-requests, and ceph-pr-api jobs will now be triggered by new Github Workflows (collection of Github Actions): ceph/ceph#63168.
The other added benefit of this change is we no longer have to check for docs-only or container-only PRs on the Jenkins side of things. Github will take care of checking and send fake status checks back to applicable PRs.