ci: authenticate cross-repository automation with GitHub App - #35
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Summary
Replace the static
WORKFLOW_UPDATE_TOKENcontract with short-lived GitHub App installation tokens.The installed LibreCode Workflow Automation App now provides authentication for:
workflow-templates/toLibreCodeCoop/.github;Authentication model
Each write-capable job now:
LIBRECODE_WORKFLOW_APP_IDandLIBRECODE_WORKFLOW_APP_PRIVATE_KEY;actions/create-github-app-tokenpinned to commit67018539274d69449ef7c02e8e71183d1719ab42(v2.1.4);The matrix-building job remains read-only and does not generate an App token.
Validation
After merge, the push to
mainwill trigger both:Those runs will validate the App ID/private key and real cross-repository access configured in #20.