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- How to config git to use PAT token in GitHub actions checkout
Basically, this action allows you to clone a public or private repo in your workflow using your PAT, then you'll have access to the repository files and folders to perform your operations
- GitHub - actions checkout: Action for checking out a repo
This action checks-out your repository under $GITHUB_WORKSPACE, so your workflow can access it Only a single commit is fetched by default, for the ref SHA that triggered the workflow
- Github Actions Checkout: Comprehensive Guide to This Action
When using the GitHub actions checkout private repo to check out multiple private repositories, you have to provide a personal access token (PAT) with the appropriate permissions for each repository
- Checking out private repository · actions checkout - GitHub
How to create PAT with checkout permissions to checkout a private repository ? Create a personal access token (PAT) with the repo scope You can do this by going to your GitHub profile settings, selecting "Developer settings", then "Personal access tokens", and clicking "Generate new token"
- How to use the checkout action in GitHub Actions - Graphite. dev
You can use actions checkout as many times as you want to clone multiple repos Be sure to pass the path parameter so that the repos are cloned in different directories:
- Cloning private github repository within organisation in actions
You can create a PAT and give it specific permissions to only read the content of a specific repository, then add that PAT as a repository level secret to the importing repository
- How to Checking out a repo in GitHub Actions? - Workflow Hub - CI Cube
When dealing with private repositories, use a Personal Access Token (PAT) to authenticate Specify the repository and path, and include the token to gain access
- Problem with action chekout another private repo, PAT not working
The config option ‘actions checkout’ use is the extraheader property which directly adds the auth header to the http requests in git and that is very likely what is being using to authenticate even if the action the user is trying to use specifies a PAT in the URL
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