Use a GitHub App to grant permissions to the LLVM updating bot#8994
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This now works, as can be seen in #8995 |
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Canceling workflows here because they're totally unrelated. |
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As observed in #8993, the PRs created by the GitHub Actions bot do not trigger subsequent workflows.
I have created a GitHub App on the Halide organization to hand out temporary access tokens to this workflow. If I read the docs correctly, this should allow GHA workflows to trigger in response to these PRs.
This PR also allows the bot to push another bump on top of our commits if we're taking a long time to merge.