Protect guarded release tags - #182
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Summary
GitHub does not allow its built-in
github-actions[bot]identity to bypass repository rulesets. This completes the guarded-release setup by making the release workflow's tag push use a dedicated write deploy key.MAPGET_RELEASE_DEPLOY_KEYonly while creating the validated release tagknown_hostsfrom GitHub's authenticated metadata endpointGITHUB_TOKENThe matching deploy key and encrypted Actions secret are configured in the repository. Once this is merged, the
v*.*.*tag ruleset can be activated with deploy keys as its sole bypass actor.Validation
actionlint v1.7.12git diff --check