I’ve registered a new release which has been merged into the General Registry, but the Julia TagBot doesn’t seem to be able to make a GitHub release. On the first try, it claimed there is a permissions-related error, but I’m using the same DOCUMENTER_KEY that I use to publish my documentation, which works correctly. TagBot does successfully get triggered and creates a tag with the changes from the last version.
When troubleshooting, I deleted the tag and ran TagBot manually. On the first run, I get the permissions error along with the new tag. When I run TagBot a second time, it says that since the tag already exists, there is no new version to release.
I can’t seem to pin down what the problem is or how to change my configuration. My TagBot.yml file follows exactly the same format as the recommendation and I have checked my permissions on GitHub for this repo.
Error after the first run:
TagBot
GitHub returned a 403 permissions-related error.
Please check that your ssh key and TagBot permissions are up to date
https://github.com/JuliaRegistries/TagBot#setup
TagBot
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Result after the second run in Run JuliaRegistries/TagBot@v1:
Tag v1.1.0 already exists
No new versions to release