[ci] Use BOT_TOKEN for the Flex endpoint push and PR diff comment#1539
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The default GITHUB_TOKEN is now read-only, so pushing the generated Flex endpoint and posting the recipe-diff comment failed (403 / "Resource not accessible by integration"). Authenticate both via the BOT_TOKEN without persisting it into the checkout credentials. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The QA workflow currently fails on every PR at two steps:
git push origin -f flex/pull-Nreturns403(exit code 128)Resource not accessible by integrationBoth steps relied on the default
GITHUB_TOKENpersisted byactions/checkout. Since that token was reduced to read-only, neither the push nor the PR comment can succeed. The steps that were already migrated toBOT_TOKEN(secrets.token) — Automerge, MIT lint — keep working.This authenticates both steps via
BOT_TOKEN:https://x-access-token:<token>@github.com/<repo>URL, so the write token is not persisted into the checkout credentials and is never exposed to the untrustedpull_request_targetmerge ref.GITHUB_TOKENenv var.🤖 Generated with Claude Code