Remove unneccessary access token from update workflow #597
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It is not necessary to use a PAT to check out a public repository. Because it is defined, the PAT eventually will expire and the action will stop working. By leaving it at default, the workflow generates a new Github token every time it runs which is enough to check out the repo.
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Should result in the update workflow being fixed, the docker build resuming, and resolve #595 |
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It is not necessary to use a personal access token (PAT) for this action. Because it is defined, the PAT eventually will expire and the action will stop working as it has now. By leaving it empty, Github populates a one-time token at the start of the workflow that will work for this repo for the purpose of the action.