Fix authentication issue in Docker container #262
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Might be nice if you can setup dependabot for the actions (in a separate PR) :) |
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This fixes #260.
It also bumps all workout actions to their latest versions and adds info about how to use the Docker version to the README.
Quick background:
The
checkoutaction would persist a server-to-server GitHub token in the container which caused authentication to fail for the end user because the container would use the sts token instead of the provided personal or fine token.The fix was to add
persist-credentials: falseto the checkout workflow.This works for me now - would be happy for someone else to confirm it's working for them, too!