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Hey Owen, I ran into something similar a while back — this isn't a repo-level setting, it's an account-level restriction GitHub applies to newer or unverified accounts as an anti-abuse measure. They've had issues with people spinning up throwaway accounts to run crypto-mining or spam workflows on free compute, so new accounts sometimes get a temporary hold on Actions. A couple things worth checking:
Since your repo-level Actions permissions are already set correctly ("Allow all actions and reusable workflows"), that rules out the usual repo-config culprit — which is what points this toward an account-level thing rather than something in your |
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Adding a bit of context specific to your setup ( What’s going on
GitHub Pages “Deploy from a branch” still uses the pages build and deployment Actions workflow behind the scenes, so if your account can’t trigger Actions, Pages fails immediately and you get a 404. What to try
Related discussion confirming the account-hold pattern: If this helps, please mark an answer as accepted. |
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ARC (Actions Runner Controller)
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My repository is olddox/ocolor (public, personal account). I uploaded an index.html
via the web UI and enabled GitHub Pages (Settings → Pages → Deploy from a branch,
main / root).
The "pages build and deployment" workflow run fails immediately with:
Startup failure
Error: Actor is not allowed to trigger Actions workflows.
Repository Settings → Actions → General is set to "Allow all actions and reusable
workflows", so it's not a repo-level restriction. My account email is verified.
Could someone help me understand why my account/actor is blocked from triggering
Actions workflows, and how to resolve it?
Repo: https://github.com/olddox/ocolor
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