ci: do not persist git credentials in checkout - #326
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actions/checkout defaults to writing the job token into .git/config, leaving it readable by every subsequent step and any tooling they invoke. Nothing in this workflow reads it: semantic-release builds its own authenticated push URL from GITHUB_TOKEN, which is already passed through the step env.
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actions/checkout defaults to writing the job token into
.git/config, leaving it readable by every subsequent step and
any tooling they invoke. Nothing in this workflow reads it:
semantic-release builds its own authenticated push URL from
GITHUB_TOKEN, which is already passed through the step env.