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90-91: Enhance clarity of authentication optionsConsider restructuring the introduction to more clearly present the two available authentication methods:
-Deploying to Steam requires using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) through Steam Guard unless `totp` is passed. This means that simply using username and password isn't enough to authenticate with Steam. However, it is possible to go through the MFA process only once by setting up GitHub Secrets for `configVdf` with these steps: +Steam Deploy supports two authentication methods: +1. Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) - Recommended if you have access to the shared secret +2. Steam Guard MFA with config.vdf - Alternative method that requires one-time setup + +If you're using the config.vdf method, follow these steps to set up the required GitHub Secret:
98-102: Improve troubleshooting section visibilityConsider restructuring the troubleshooting section to make it more prominent and easier to scan.
-6. If the action fails with `Logging in user ... to Steam Public...FAILED (License expired)`, follow these steps: - 1. On your local machine, run `steamcmd +login <username>` to trigger a new Steam Guard code. - 2. Enter the code sent to your email. - 3. Generate a new `config.vdf` file using the steps above (starting from step 4). - 4. Update your `STEAM_CONFIG_VDF` secret with the new encoded value. +### Troubleshooting + +#### New MFA Code Requested +If you receive another MFA code via email when running the action: +1. Run `steamcmd +set_steam_guard_code <code>` on your local machine +2. Generate a new encoded config.vdf (see step 4 above) +3. Update your `STEAM_CONFIG_VDF` secret + +#### License Expired Error +If you see `Logging in user ... to Steam Public...FAILED (License expired)`: +1. On your local machine, run `steamcmd +login <username>` to trigger a new Steam Guard code +2. Enter the code sent to your email +3. Generate a new encoded config.vdf (see step 4 above) +4. Update your `STEAM_CONFIG_VDF` secret
103-104: Use more professional closing noteConsider using a more professional tone while maintaining approachability.
-Feel free to ask if further refinements are needed! +For additional assistance or clarification, please open an issue in the repository.🧰 Tools
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[style] ~103-~103: The phrase ‘feel free to’ is used quite frequently. Consider using a less frequent alternative to set your writing apart from others and make it sound more professional.
Context: ...DF` secret with the new encoded value. Feel free to ask if further refinements are needed! ...(FEEL_FREE_TO_STYLE_ME)
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[style] ~103-~103: The phrase ‘feel free to’ is used quite frequently. Consider using a less frequent alternative to set your writing apart from others and make it sound more professional.
Context: ...DF` secret with the new encoded value. Feel free to ask if further refinements are needed! ...
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127-130: Enhance security recommendations.While the security notes are good, consider adding these important points:
- Base64 encoding doesn't provide security, only safe transport. The encoded file should be treated with the same security as the original.
- Specify a recommended rotation period (e.g., every 90 days) for the
STEAM_CONFIG_VDFsecret.⚠️ **IMPORTANT**: The encoded `config.vdf` contains sensitive authentication data. Ensure you: - Store it securely as a GitHub Secret named `STEAM_CONFIG_VDF`. - Never commit the raw or encoded `config.vdf` to your repository. - - Rotate it periodically or if it is compromised. + - Rotate it every 90 days or immediately if compromised. + - Remember that base64 encoding is for transport safety, not security - treat the encoded file as sensitive as the original.
141-147: Fix list indentation for better markdown compliance.The unordered list items should be properly indented according to markdown standards.
If the action fails with the error `Logging in user ... to Steam Public...FAILED (License expired)`, follow these steps: - - On your local machine, run: - ```bash - steamcmd +login <username> - ``` - - Enter the new Steam Guard code sent to your email. - - Generate a new encoded `config.vdf` file (see step 4). - - Update your `STEAM_CONFIG_VDF` GitHub Secret with the new encoded value. + - On your local machine, run: + ```bash + steamcmd +login <username> + ``` + - Enter the new Steam Guard code sent to your email. + - Generate a new encoded `config.vdf` file (see step 4). + - Update your `STEAM_CONFIG_VDF` GitHub Secret with the new encoded value.🧰 Tools
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90-94: LGTM! Clear authentication methods overview.
The introduction of authentication methods is well-structured, with a clear recommendation for TOTP when possible.
90-147: Overall documentation improvements look great!
The changes successfully:
- Provide clear distinction between authentication methods
- Break down complex instructions into manageable steps
- Include platform-specific guidance
- Add important security considerations
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This is a followup PR applying review comments from #80
I've fixed points numbering and separated last line in smaller easier to follow instructions
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config.vdffile and updating the GitHub Secret.