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Add triggers to .github/workflows/ #54
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- actions/checkout - actions/setup-java - actions/upload-artifact
This commit updates the GitHub Actions cache version to v4 in the following workflow files: - .github/workflows/BasicSample.yaml - .github/workflows/TwoWaySample.yaml
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This PR standardizes GitHub Actions triggers in workflow files within
.github/workflows/.The goal is to ensure workflows run consistently on
push,pull_request, andworkflow_dispatchevents where appropriate.This is part of a batch of pull requests across repositories owned by the
androidorganization on GitHub.Project Owner: Please review the changes carefully to ensure they are correct and appropriate for this project before approving and merging.