Invalid username or password #627
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My deploy job keeps failing with en error This same access token used to work previously so not sure what's changed now. When changing to v4 I changed the properties from: to what is now documented: Link to action: https://github.com/cmacdonnacha/react-boilerplate/actions/runs/624000633 Link to workflow being used: https://github.com/cmacdonnacha/react-boilerplate/blob/master/.github/workflows/continuous-integration-workflow.yml#L89 |
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Can you paste the full log from the deployment step? I don't have permissions to view them. |
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Sure, here it is: |
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Can you double check to make sure that secret still exists and actually contains an access token? The part that is suspicious to me is this line: I also see that you don't set Can you confirm the above by re-generating your secret and re-saving it within your repositories secrets menu? Additionally going forward you don't need to define a token at all unless you need additional permission scoping, in the case of your setup you simply need the following: - name: Deploy 🚀
uses: JamesIves/[email protected]
with:
branch: gh-pages
folder: buildLet me know if that helps. |
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Hey @JamesIves Thanks for your reply. Just double checked and that token is still there. I think the property was called Here's the token and permissions After re-generating the token it still didn't seem to work. However, after removing |
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Yep, it was renamed to
Afterwards re-run the workflow, and it should deploy with the secret. I was able to reproduce the error you received by adding In general though you shouldn't use an access token unless you absolutely have to, the only use-case that I've encountered is the need to deploy cross accounts/repos. Using an SSH deploy token or the built in repository token (that defaults when |
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Yep, it was renamed to
token. I think you're missing a step here, the name in the access token screen isn't the same as the name you provide in your repositories secrets menu.Settingsand go to theSecretsmenuAdd new repository secretGITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN.Afterwards re-run the workflow, and it should …