The GitHub Actions job "Tests (AMD)" on airflow.git/split-ci-arm-amd-workflows 
has succeeded.
Run started by GitHub user potiuk (triggered by potiuk).

Head commit for run:
404a882ae61621fbc075ff5fee2f396a3624450a / Jarek Potiuk <[email protected]>
Inline pipeline back into both wrappers to restore per-job UI grouping

The reusable `_ci-pipeline.yml` was clean YAML but flattened the GitHub
Actions UI: every called job collapsed into a single 'AMD' / 'ARM' card and
lost its parent grouping ('Basic tests', 'Build CI images', 'Airflow CTL
tests' etc.) — see PR comments for screenshots.

Revert to having ci-arm.yml and ci-amd.yml each contain the full job
structure directly, so each major job appears as its own top-level card
with its sub-jobs grouped underneath (matching the original ci-amd-arm.yml
display). Differences between the two files:

- name: Tests (ARM) vs Tests (AMD)
- triggers: ARM = schedule + workflow_dispatch only;
            AMD = pull_request + push (to v3-N-test etc) + workflow_dispatch
- concurrency group prefix
- build-info hardcodes platform / runner-type to its arch
- one print-platform job per file (each file knows its arch)

Cross-file YAML include doesn't exist in GH Actions (anchors are
file-local), so the two files mostly mirror each other. The "duplicated"
content is wiring — the actual logic still lives in single-source called
workflows (basic-tests.yml, ci-image-build.yml, etc.). Header comments in
both files instruct future editors to keep them in sync.

Report URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/actions/runs/25323593516

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