Josh Soref
Josh Soref
For comparison, https://github.com/check-spelling-sandbox/decidim/actions/runs/7837152919/artifacts/1231830536 (currently) has an artifact tied to https://github.com/check-spelling-sandbox/decidim/actions/runs/7837152919#summary-21386271295 (which generated 238 sarif items). -- You're free to download the artifact and compare. Offhand, the lack of `rules` is...
Oh! Then, um, maybe the fix I'm working on _would_ fix it. Definitely try `@` d3f9862a1a537de8d94da34ddacc070846b781c0
Ok, we _definitely_ want to add some code to ensure that that header is reported when things fail. I've filed: * https://github.com/octokit/types.ts/issues/607 Which should improve life for the next person...
Fwiw, I won't be able to fully debug this edge case -- it requires having a GHES w/ GHAS and setting up a private repository. w/ public repositories, `actions: read`...
Ok, with a bit of debugging, I can reproduce and it makes sense (check-spelling indeed does similar acrobatics) https://github.com/check-spelling-sandbox/security-events-no-actions-0/actions/runs/7838010935/job/21389490582 ``` before getWorkflowRelativePath Error: codeql/upload-sarif action failed: Resource not accessible by...
In fact, check-spelling has fallback code where it *rummages* through the active repository trying to *guess* the answer in the case where it can't get the answer via the API:...
With the fix to the above issue, the output I get for this case (private repository, no `actions: read`) is: > RequestError [HttpError]: Resource not accessible by integration - https://docs.github.com/rest/actions/workflow-runs#get-a-workflow-run...
@SPodjasek: thanks for the help ... I think I now have two PRs to this repository that should be able to address the problem you've identified (plus the longer term...
Yes. I'd rather it be open to catch anyone else looking for it until it's fixed.
@angelapwen: um, if someone gave me a workflow, I'm open to running it. I haven't managed to get reusable workflows to do anything particularly useful for me, so I don't...