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To push changes back to the repository (from the workflow) I'm using some bash-commands and string-scripting-things instead of fastlane's push_to_git_remote
Create a url to the remote origin (with GITHUB_TOKEN)
Figure out the current branch
Calling a shell-command to do the "real" push
I'm not figured out the correct setup for push_to_git_remote currently to set the correct branch and (re)use GITHUB_TOKEN with this Fastlane action. It results all the time in something like fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': Device not configured or access denied.
Figure out the correct setup and use push_to_git_remote, please.
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To push changes back to the repository (from the workflow) I'm using some bash-commands and string-scripting-things instead of fastlane's
push_to_git_remote
As you can see…
fastlaneInActions/fastlane/Fastfile
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GITHUB_TOKEN
)I'm not figured out the correct setup for
push_to_git_remote
currently to set the correct branch and (re)useGITHUB_TOKEN
with this Fastlane action. It results all the time in something likefatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': Device not configured
oraccess denied
.Figure out the correct setup and use
push_to_git_remote
, please.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: