potiuk opened a new pull request #11876:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/11876


   GitHub Actions policy about runnig scheduled workflows in forks
   has changed recently and as of October 27 2020 scheduled workflows
   in forks will be disabled. Thanks to that change we can simplify
   some of our conditions that disallowed running scheduled workflows
   in forks.
   
   The change is active as of today (email from GitHub):
   
   > What will happen to scheduled workflows in forks I already have?
   
   > If you already have scheduled workflows in forks of public
     repositories, they will be disabled on October 27, 2020. Repository
     owners will receive a reminder email 7 days prior and can choose to
     keep the workflows running at that time if they are needed.
   
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