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@Smaug123 the app ID is necessary to get an app token that allows the workflow to create a tag. All tags are protected and only the app is allowed to create new ones. The app ID and private key are stored as secrets in an environment named |
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Observe the output of the dry-run stage:
(notice the usual weirdness of the final URL, because we don't have a release number because this is a dry-run, so we get
releases//assetsrather thanreleases/<id>/assets. I should make that clearer at some point.)@jgiannuzzi Do you remember why there was an app ID here - is it the case that we don't have release permissions by default or something like that?