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It turns out we rely on GitHub packages to communicate intermediate Java build artifacts between build phases. This is not great for community fork PRs - those do not get the GITHUB token secret divulged, making the CI verification fail.
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Adopted /run-acceptance-tests workflow from pulumi/pulumi - the community PR now succeeds on a subset of tests, then maintainer can run /run-acceptance-tests for a full set (or merge and have main branch run the full set of tests).
What happened?
It turns out we rely on GitHub packages to communicate intermediate Java build artifacts between build phases. This is not great for community fork PRs - those do not get the GITHUB token secret divulged, making the CI verification fail.
Example: #550
Steps to reproduce
Open a PR from a forked repo.
Expected Behavior
CI verifies changes for merge-ability.
Actual Behavior
CI fails.
Versions used
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