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Improvements to the GitHub workflow for regression testing

  1. Allow the user to pass in configuration to the job rather than always using default configuration
  2. Only run full regression on a code change (ie. one or more java files changed)
  3. fixed upload bug where upload step was looking for wrong filename when filename changed to eliminate illegal chars

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  • Does your PR follow guidelines from CONTRIBUTIONS.md?
  • Did you summarize what this PR does clearly and concisely?
  • Did you include performance data for changes which may be performance impacting?
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LGTM

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I don't see anything to prevent this from merging

@tlwillke tlwillke merged commit a8565b5 into main Oct 10, 2025
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@tlwillke tlwillke deleted the gha_improvements branch October 10, 2025 23:14
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