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DOCUMENTER_KEY in github actions #1165
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DOCUMENTER_KEY for github workflows
It is correct, with GitHub Actions we can use the GitHub provided token and there is no need to add an ssh key, see #1161 |
Thanks for your reply. What is the GitHub provided token and we also don't need a Documenter key? If that is the case it should be mentioned when generating it. |
What do you mean? |
If I run:
I get
which looks like I also need a
In GitHub Actions I get:
Which looks like I need a |
You need to be on Documenter master branch for GitHub Actions support. |
Yes I just found it confusing that Travis is mentioned there at all. Anyway thanks. |
It's not though, see e.g. https://github.com/fredrikekre/Literate.jl/runs/265294333#step:5:70 |
Sorry for bothering you again. I misread the master branch. Thought you meant the master branch of my repo. What I did now is updating Documenter to v0.24.0-DEV which is mentioned in the Locally I can run the commands mentioned in the On GitHub I now run into this issue:
probably because I changed the Documenter version. Does GitHub actions cache something to make it not working? My files are in: Do you have an idea or where I might be able to ask? Thanks in advance. |
Seems like I have to remove the old version of |
I think it should be
DOCUMENTER_KEY
instead ofGITHUB_TOKEN
but maybe I'm wrong then this PR is more like a question :)