⚙️ Support optional PAT for rebase push to bypass branch rulesets#4
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
REBASE_TOKENsecret to theauto-rebase-dependabotworkflowactions/checkouttoken so the subsequent push authenticates with the PATgithub.tokenif not provided, so other consumers are unaffectedWhy
Repos with branch rulesets requiring status checks on
dependabot-updatescannot be pushed to bygithub-actions[bot]after a rebase, because the rebased commits haven't had CI run against them yet. A PAT belonging to an admin (with ruleset bypass) unblocks the push while leaving the PR merge status check requirement intact.Test plan
REBASE_TOKENREBASE_TOKENsecret to the consumer repo🤖 Generated with Claude Code