See #1026 (comment)
The rationale by GitHub is to avoid perpetually running loops, if I understand correctly.
Solutions:
- replace the auto-commit thingy by a non-committing step which will trigger blocking errors requesting the PR author to run that locally & commit (this is very classically used)
- or reconfigure the linter to ensure the token used is able to trigger workflows, which is not the case
The work-around I found for now is (as I did on #1026) to push an empty commit (e.g. git commit -m "Run workflows" --allow-empty).
See #1026 (comment)
The rationale by GitHub is to avoid perpetually running loops, if I understand correctly.
Solutions:
The work-around I found for now is (as I did on #1026) to push an empty commit (e.g.
git commit -m "Run workflows" --allow-empty).