ci: use CI App token for release-please#170
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Source release-please-action's token from the softleader CI App (actions/create-github-app-token@v3) instead of the default GITHUB_TOKEN, matching bump-spring. GITHUB_TOKEN-produced events don't trigger workflows, so a future on-release / on-push-tags listener wouldn't fire on a release. The App token re-enables those events, fixes the autorelease label quirk, and lets commitlint lint the release PR. No recursion risk: the release PR is human-merged and release-please's own commits land on the release-please-- side branch. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@softleader.com.tw>
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What
Source release-please-action's token from the softleader CI App (actions/create-github-app-token@v3) instead of the default GITHUB_TOKEN.
Why
GITHUB_TOKEN-produced events don't trigger other workflows (GitHub recursion guard), so a future on-release / on-push-tags listener wouldn't fire on a release-please release. The CI App is already wired in this repo (bump-spring.yml uses it). It also fixes the known autorelease label quirk and lets commitlint lint the release PR (the chore(main): release title is conventional-valid).
No recursion risk: the release PR is human-merged and release-please's own commits land on the release-please-- side branch, so it never self-triggers.
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