Switch pre-commit update workflow to use two tokens #141
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In this merge, we go back to the simplified workflow that does not use conda to install `gh` and instead use the latest `gh` from github-actions. This requires using a personal access token (PAT) to set reviewers and labels, so one has been added to the repo. We still use the github-actions bot to open the PR so it doesn't get opened as @xylar (and @xylar can still review).
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@altheaden, if you could have a look at this one and MPAS-Dev/compass#912, we could then port this to the other "owned" repos. |
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In this merge, we go back to the simplified workflow that does not use conda to install
ghand instead use the latestghfrom github-actions.This requires using a personal access token (PAT) to set reviewers and labels, so one has been added to the repo.
We still use the github-actions bot to open the PR so it doesn't get opened as @xylar (and @xylar can still review).