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Fix auth by wrapping keychain in a ResolvedKeychain #1334

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Prior to #1315, all keychains passed to NewMultiKeychain were resolved keychains, which prevented the credentials from becoming inaccessible after the lifecycle dropped privileges.

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btw there is already v4 of codecov/codecov-action that is failing

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I saw this error Yesterday with @matejvasek, this change looks good to me according to our analysis. NewResolvedKeychain was removed in the previous commit and need to be restore

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Looks like the Codecov token is now required, this should be fixed in #1282 then we can merge this one

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You should be able to rebase now @natalieparellano

Prior to #1315, all keychains
passed to NewMultiKeychain were resolved keychains,
which prevented the credentials from becoming inaccessible after the lifecycle dropped privileges.

Signed-off-by: Natalie Arellano <narellano@vmware.com>
@jabrown85 jabrown85 merged commit 85f22a0 into main Apr 10, 2024
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@jabrown85 jabrown85 deleted the fix/keychain branch April 10, 2024 15:10
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