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OCPSTRAT-707 - Improve RHEL readiness release signal
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OKD Sprint 233, OKD Sprint 234
When performing an OKD release using skhoury@redhat.com's account via a Personal Access Token, we received an HTTP 403 using the GitHub CLI tool. This poses two problems:
- We don't know what permissions are actually required.
- It binds the permissions and credentials to an individual or gives a group of individuals a lot of unnecessarily elevated permissions. Thus, it may better to have them bound to a robot account.
Done When:
- We understand what permissions are required to create a GitHub release in both the okd-project/okd and okd-project/okd-scos repositories.
- Either a robot GitHub account is created or another authentication mechanism (such as an OAuth application) is used.
- The credentials needed to do that are created in both the OperateFirst Vault instance and the okd-team namespace on the Smaug cluster.
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