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Hi @pelikhan , Models are designed to support tokens that are tied to individual user contexts, meaning that they can perform actions based on the permissions and access rights of that individual user. In contrast, GitHub Actions generally use tokens that are scoped to the repository or organization level rather than individual users. Technically, you could pass an individual's Personal Access Token (PAT) into a GitHub Action to execute workflows with the permissions of that user. However, this practice is not recommended. It is generally safer to use GitHub-provided tokens or other methods that maintain proper security boundaries and auditability. Thanks! |
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What permissions does one need to give to allow a github action token to access the models API?
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