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Pull Request Target #104
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Previously, the actions tied to pull requests executed on the pull_request event, which resulted in them not having access to the secrets required for them to execute. At the beginning of August, GitHub added the pull_request_target event which operates in a similar way except only actions in the base commit would execute ensuring that it was safe to expose secrets. This change updates the pull request actions to use pull_request_target, ensuring that they are always functional. Signed-off-by: Ben Hale <bhale@vmware.com>
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Previously, the actions tied to pull requests executed on the pull_request event, which resulted in them not having access to the secrets required for them to execute. At the beginning of August, GitHub added the pull_request_target event which operates in a similar way except only actions in the base commit would execute ensuring that it was safe to expose secrets. This change updates the pull request actions to use pull_request_target, ensuring that they are always functional.