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Auto-citations is the main feature of the template, so these issues are unacceptable.
This appears to be some kind of permissions issue. When you open a pull request from a fork, that is essentially a third party stranger on GitHub that is trying to trigger a GitHub Actions workflow in your website repo that commits directly to it.
I've tried many things in the past to solve this, but nothing seems to work consistently. The solution may end up being that we tell people you must do PRs from branches, not forks. I'd rather have a strict limitation that works 100% of the time than a more flexible one that fails inconsistently and inexplicably.
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Troubleshoot automatic citations github actions auto-commit
Apr 1, 2022
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Troubleshoot automatic citations github actions auto-commit
Automatic citations not working when doing a pull request from a fork
May 12, 2022
Alternatives to stefanzweifel/git-auto-commit-action
stefanzweifel/git-auto-commit-action options
pull_request and/or pull_request_target triggers
GitHub repo settings
None have seemed to work consistently. I must unfortunately conclude that, at least for now, we have to just say that automatic citations only work from a branch.
Several people have had trouble with automatic citations when doing PRs from forks:
greenelab/greenelab.com#45
#96
Auto-citations is the main feature of the template, so these issues are unacceptable.
This appears to be some kind of permissions issue. When you open a pull request from a fork, that is essentially a third party stranger on GitHub that is trying to trigger a GitHub Actions workflow in your website repo that commits directly to it.
I've tried many things in the past to solve this, but nothing seems to work consistently. The solution may end up being that we tell people you must do PRs from branches, not forks. I'd rather have a strict limitation that works 100% of the time than a more flexible one that fails inconsistently and inexplicably.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: