The LLM model is reporting that the GitHub access token is missing or invalid, even though the token still works properly when used to push changes. This is leading to unnecessary prompts to the user to provide the token again.
To reproduce:
Provide a valid GitHub access token
Make a change and commit it
Push the change using git_commit_and_push
Expected: The push succeeds without any errors about the token.
Actual: The LLM thinks the token is missing and prompts the user to provide it again, even though using the existing token works.
This should be investigated to avoid unnecessarily prompting the user for a token that already works. The LLM should be updated to properly detect and use the existing token.
The LLM model is reporting that the GitHub access token is missing or invalid, even though the token still works properly when used to push changes. This is leading to unnecessary prompts to the user to provide the token again.
To reproduce:
Expected: The push succeeds without any errors about the token.
Actual: The LLM thinks the token is missing and prompts the user to provide it again, even though using the existing token works.
This should be investigated to avoid unnecessarily prompting the user for a token that already works. The LLM should be updated to properly detect and use the existing token.