ci: author the release PR with RELEASE_PR_TOKEN; delete the release branch after publish - #8
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…ranch after publish A PR opened with GITHUB_TOKEN gets its pull_request Test run held at action_required, and a held run is a pending required check, so the 6.4.1 release PR only merged after a manual approval. With the fine-grained PAT the PR is human-authored and its run fires unheld. Falls back to the old dispatch path with a warning when the secret is absent. Also deletes release/v<version> in the publish phase, since delete_branch_on_merge does not fire for app-performed merges.
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A PR opened with GITHUB_TOKEN gets its pull_request Test run held at
action_required, and a held run is a pending required check, so the 6.4.1
release PR only merged after a manual approval. With the fine-grained PAT
the PR is human-authored and its run fires unheld. Falls back to the old
dispatch path with a warning when the secret is absent.
Also deletes release/v in the publish phase, since
delete_branch_on_merge does not fire for app-performed merges.