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Error: Resource not accessible by integration #50
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I investigated (the previous occurence of) this tonight, pro memoria: |
#43 with the correct permissions: DID fix it earlier, what happened?! |
Duh, I'm stupid - I had removed |
Signed-off-by: Michael Vorburger <mike@vorburger.ch>
OMG, will this never end... despite #51 to revert (part of) #46, https://github.com/www-learn-study/saraswati.learn.study/actions/runs/6728895504/job/18288916361?pr=49 still failed?! Now why is that... |
It worked in #52. So I think this is similar to #30? Specific to when there are changes on It's probably security related. Security is hard. I don't know if (but suspect that yes) I'll see if instead I can skip preview if |
OMG!!! This re-appears in https://github.com/www-learn-study/saraswati.learn.study/actions/runs/6729181928/job/18289629818?pr=20, as:
It looks like #28 broke that. I don't understand how these different |
Or did it? Because #54 didn't fixed this, and Mega Linter still hasn't posted a comment on #20; still same problem on https://github.com/www-learn-study/saraswati.learn.study/actions/runs/6729277897/job/18289890568?pr=20. Keeping this issue open to further re-investigate another time. |
Meta Linter did now post (again), to #55. However, now the original problem is back in https://github.com/www-learn-study/saraswati.learn.study/actions/runs/6729470600/job/18290395773?pr=20 for #20. This is insane! |
However on #56 it works. This makes no sense. And cherry-picking #20 into a new #57 reproduces the problem (and it affects Mega Linter as well, on both), and also has:
What's the difference between #20 and #56 that's causing this?! It's probably some security related thing? The change in an executable script? |
Yup, that's it; apparently! Note the trivial change in #58 has the same problem. |
It's looks like an unauthorized user email trying to push to your branch: I've got the same problem using PAT (personal access token). Maybe, this PR can help us given the possibility to config user and email for this PAT: |
https://github.com/www-learn-study/saraswati.learn.study/actions/runs/6728789654/job/18288641496?pr=49 for #49 has:
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