jetty / jetty.website

Antora-based jetty.org website.
https://jetty.org
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initial setup of website project #1

Closed mojavelinux closed 9 months ago

mojavelinux commented 9 months ago
jmcc0nn3ll commented 9 months ago

spiffy!

mojavelinux commented 9 months ago

We just need to get the UI release process to work now so we can switch over to the UI bundle from this project.

Can you create a personal access token for webtide that has the "repo" scope (no other scopes needed), then navigate to https://github.com/webtide/jetty.website/settings/secrets/actions and create a repository secret named RELEASE_TOKEN and paste in that value? That will allow the script to create tags and releases via the REST API. After that, I'll kick off the UI release again and switch to it when it's up.

jmcc0nn3ll commented 9 months ago

done....I think.

It needed to be a classic token right?

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We just need to get the UI release process to work now so we can switch over to the UI bundle from this project.

Can you create a personal access token for webtide that has the "repo" scope (no other scopes needed), then navigate to https://github.com/webtide/jetty.website/settings/secrets/actions and create a repository secret named RELEASE_TOKEN and paste in that value? That will allow the script to create tags and releases via the REST API. After that, I'll kick off the UI release again and switch to it when it's up.

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mojavelinux commented 9 months ago

For now, yes, a classic token. I'm sure there's a way to use the new token, but I don't yet have experience with it.