chore(ci): use PAT for release workflow - #1489
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I will believe you that this fixes it 😊
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Since we have a protected master branch the stock action doesn't work with the default auto-generated
GITHUB_TOKEN. The workaround is described here:https://python-semantic-release.readthedocs.io/en/latest/automatic-releases/github-actions.html?highlight=administrator
This fixes what we discussed earlier this morning @max-wittig.
For now I've added my token as
RELEASE_GITHUB_TOKENbut we should discuss creating something like apython-gitlab-botuser for the releases maybe?