fix: Correct reusable workflow syntax in deploy.yml#22
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Reusable workflows must be called at the job level with 'uses', not within steps. Move the workflow call from steps to the job level and remove runs-on (defined in the reusable workflow). This fixes the error: 'reusable workflows should be referenced at the top-level jobs.*.uses key, not within steps' Signed-off-by: Bruce Johnston <bjohnsto@redhat.com>
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Reusable workflows must be called at the job level with 'uses', not within steps. Move the workflow call from steps to the job level and remove runs-on (defined in the reusable workflow).
This fixes the error: 'reusable workflows should be referenced at the top-level jobs.*.uses key, not within steps'