Fix drop-release auth to use git config extraheader — Closes #129#130
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The drop-release step was authenticating via git remote set-url with an embedded token, which fails for GitHub App tokens. Switch to the git config http.extraheader approach that cut-release already uses successfully.
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Summary
Replace the
git remote set-urlauthentication in thedrop-releasejob with thegit config --local http.extraheaderapproach thatcut-release.yamlalready uses successfully. Thedrop-releasestep was failing to authenticate when deleting the release branch, and this may fix it.Closes #129
Proposed changes
Switch drop-release auth method (
publish-release.yaml)The
drop-releasejob authenticated by embedding the app token in the remote URL viagit remote set-url, which was failing. Replace it withgit config --local http.extraheader, which sets anAUTHORIZATIONheader with a base64-encoded token — the same approach used incut-release.yaml:71.Before:
git remote set-url origin "https://x-access-token:${GH_TOKEN}@github.com/${REPO}.git"After: