ci: pass GitHub App token to checkout for CI triggering - #478
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Move the GitHub App token generation before checkout and pass it to actions/checkout. This configures git to use the App's identity for all operations, allowing pushes to trigger CI workflows. Removes commitMode: github-api which doesn't support executable files.
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Move the GitHub App token generation before checkout and pass it to actions/checkout. This configures git to use the App's identity for all operations, allowing pushes to trigger CI workflows. Removes commitMode: github-api which doesn't support executable files.
Move the GitHub App token generation before checkout and pass it to actions/checkout. This configures git to use the App's identity for all operations, allowing pushes to trigger CI workflows. Removes commitMode: github-api which doesn't support executable files.
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Summary
Fixes CI not triggering on the version PR by passing the GitHub App token to
actions/checkout.What Changed
actions/checkout- configures git to use the App's identitycommitMode: github-api- doesn't support executable files likebin/openspec.jsWhy This Works
When you pass a token to
actions/checkout, it configures git credentials to use that token. All subsequent git operations (commits, pushes) use the App's identity instead ofgithub-actions[bot].Since the push comes from the GitHub App (not
github-actions[bot]), CI workflows are allowed to trigger.Previous Attempts
commitMode: github-api🤖 Generated with Claude Code