feat(publish): Use Release GitHub App for publishing instead of getsentry-bot - 2nd attempt #5110
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The token that's currently in use,
secrets.GH_SENTRY_BOT_PATis owned by getsentry-bot, which by default does not have access to newly created repos, and the publish workflow will fail if the permissions are not granted explicitly.Replacing it with a short-live token from Release Bot GitHub App which has write access to all repos in getsentry.
Our 1st attempt was reverted because token from GitHub App does not have a username tied to it, which causes craft to fail.
We updated craft to use
placeholderusernameas the value doesn't matter as long as the token is valid.