Action without permissions
See original GitHub issueI was testing an action that was triggered on tag creation that updated the package version.
However, I am getting a Permission to afonsojramos/parrot.git denied to github-actions[bot].
, do you have any idea why?
You can checkout the workflow here.
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Oh, ok, then I think you would need to use a PAT if you’re planning on using administrator privileges. Otherwise, if the branch protection rules do not prevent pushing (like if, for example, they just prevent you from deleting the branch) then the default token should work fine. In general, I try not to use PATs if they’re not necesssary
My thoughts exactly, thanks!