Github Action web deploy failing (403).

crystal-bit / godot-game-template

Generic template for Godot games

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Github Action web deploy failing (403). #71

Closed jayypluss closed 2 years ago

jayypluss commented 2 years ago

After I've created a repo from this template, the Build Action for Web is failing with error:

remote: Permission to jayypluss/BreezyWave.git denied to github-actions[bot].
fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/jayypluss/BreezyWave.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403

Is there any action needed for this build action to work?

Link for the failing build line: https://github.com/jayypluss/BreezyWave/runs/6251779089?check_suite_focus=true#step:9:99

Thanks!

davcri commented 2 years ago

Hi @jayypluss thanks for reporting the issue.

I think that something changed in the default GitHub setup and broke the web build. In order to fix the issue try these steps on your GitHub repo:

open the settings tab
go to Actions -> General -> Workflow permissions
select Read and Write permissions and click the save button
trigger a new workflow (eg: push a new commit)

I'm not sure this is the best way to handle the problem, but it should work at least.

jayypluss commented 2 years ago

Thanks, I did that and now the build is not failing anymore, but actually the deployed link is still showing the godot-game-template, and not my actual game in it's current state. Do I need to change anything in the code?

davcri commented 2 years ago

You can use https://jayypluss.com/BreezyWave/ to access your game. It seems that the deploy worked fine :)

Probably I shoud add instructions because not everyone knows how GitHub handles pages URL

jayypluss commented 2 years ago

Yeah I did check it out, but actually at the time I've said that the URL had not updated yet. I didn't know it would take some time to be online. Thanks for the help and patience, my knowledge on Github Actions is a little limited but you've just helped me understand it a little better hehe.