fix: drop PAT and auto-merge from Update README workflow - #3
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No credential can make this workflow both author and approve its own PR without either a second bot identity (PAT) or a ruleset bypass that would exempt every GITHUB_TOKEN-authored PR in this repo from review, not just this one. Neither is worth it just to skip one daily click: GITHUB_TOKEN alone is enough to generate the content and open the PR: a human merges once the required test check passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closing — going with the ruleset bypass-actor approach instead of dropping auto-merge. |
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Simplifies
.github/workflows/update-readme.yml: removes theREADME_BOT_PATdependency and the approve/auto-merge step. The workflow still runs daily, still generates the content and opens a PR automatically — a human just merges it once thetestcheck passes, instead of it auto-merging.Why
No credential lets this workflow both author and approve its own PR without either a second bot identity (a PAT) or a ruleset bypass that would exempt every
GITHUB_TOKEN-authored PR in this repo from review, not just this one. Neither tradeoff is worth it to skip one daily click.GITHUB_TOKENalone is enough to generate content and open the PR.Test plan
workflow_dispatchand confirm it opens a PR without needing any secret🤖 Generated with Claude Code