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We have this up and running to run a workflow from a different repository perfectly.
In the second repository, we have a second action that triggers a slack notification after the repo is deployed.
Since we have to use personal access tokens with workflow-dispatch, it always includes that user in the slack notification. Is there a way to configure this to use the github username of the person who actually triggered the original workflow?
For example, workflow-dispatch is configured using a PAT from User A
User B commits and it triggers the actions to begin, but it always says manually run by User A
When the second repo is dispatched, that one also says manually triggered by User A
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This is more of a question than an issue.
We have this up and running to run a workflow from a different repository perfectly.
In the second repository, we have a second action that triggers a slack notification after the repo is deployed.
Since we have to use personal access tokens with workflow-dispatch, it always includes that user in the slack notification. Is there a way to configure this to use the github username of the person who actually triggered the original workflow?
For example, workflow-dispatch is configured using a PAT from User A
User B commits and it triggers the actions to begin, but it always says manually run by User A
When the second repo is dispatched, that one also says manually triggered by User A
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: