ci(zstd): add debug step for upload URL and token validation #128
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…e asset upload - Introduce “Debug upload context” step to echo the release `upload_url` and `GITHUB_TOKEN` length - Helps diagnose “Bad credentials” by verifying PAT injection and correct upload endpoint Signed-off-by: Srikanth Muppandam <[email protected]>
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This PR enhances the Zstd Archive Release workflow by inserting a diagnostic step before asset upload to help troubleshoot authentication and endpoint issues:
Debug upload context: Echoes the upload_url from the release creation step and prints the length of GITHUB_TOKEN to confirm PAT injection.
Ensures the .tar.zst asset upload step has the correct endpoint and a non-empty token before attempting the upload.
Aids in pinpointing “Bad credentials” errors by validating both the release URL and the authentication token at runtime.