Add GitHub/SendGrid config info to .env file for create_release_dev.yml, partially fixing #1099 #1206
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Partially fixes #1099
This makes the happy path work successfully on my local environment: upon feedback submission, the server will create a new GH issue, add it to the GH project, and send an email to the user using SendGrid.
This does NOT address another issue: if any of these steps fail, the "Submit" button will still be spinning.
Upon submission, we will need to manually trigger this workflow (which is why I added the
workflow_dispatch). Then, I believe we will need to update the ecs service for prod (this workflow only updates the dev service), but I can do that in the AWS CLI.devbranchAny questions? See the getting started guide