Authorize requests to GitHub API in Run CBMC proofs workflow
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Issue #, if available: N/A - The
Run CBMC proofsjobs have been intermittently failing as of late (see, for example, this CI run). This appears to happen while parsing the requests done to the GitHub API (requests done withcurl, parsing done withjq).The issue is similar to the one in this discussion. As mentioned in the last comment, it's possible that requests to the GitHub API are being rate-limited since they're not being authorized.
Description of changes: This PR changes the
Run CBMC proofsworkflow so that it authorizes the requests to the GitHub API with the secret available through${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}. I've followed the example shown in GitHub documentation here. Unfortunately, changes to GA workflows cannot be reliably test, especially considering that the failure is intermittent.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.