Fix Dependabot workflow: add --skip-install flag and error logging#2140
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Fix Dependabot workflow: add --skip-install flag and error logging#2140
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The default GITHUB_TOKEN returns 403 on the /dependabot/alerts endpoint regardless of workflow permissions. The workflow now: - Uses DEPENDABOT_PAT secret (falls back to GITHUB_TOKEN) - Prints stderr log when the script produces no JSON output - Documents the PAT requirement at the top of the workflow A PAT with security_events scope must be added as a repo secret named DEPENDABOT_PAT for the workflow to function. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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The \ix-dependabot-alerts\ workflow completed successfully but found zero packages. The stderr log (now printed thanks to the error logging fix) revealed:
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Command failed (exit 139): pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
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Root cause: The script runs \pnpm install --frozen-lockfile\ at startup, but the workflow already installs dependencies. Running it again OOM-kills the runner (exit 139 = signal kill).
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Merge and re-run the workflow — it should now get past the install step and actually discover fixable packages.