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My company is going to be installing this action once per organization in order to get submodules to work. I would really like to be able to point them to https://github.com/actions/create-github-app-token for the documentation, but step 1 is not very clear and I am worried that people will get confused about what permissions to request.
I am wondering, can you expand upon step 1 which says:
After struggling twice through creating a GitHub App, I filed actions#89 and was encouraged to submit a pull request. This patch attempts to improve the documentation by:
1. Documenting the requirements for the GitHub app.
2. Providing URLs to make app creation easier like GitHub ARC docs do.
I am not certain whether everything I added is correct, so please take a look and confirm. Parts I am unsure of:
1. Is there any use case where users will want to create this app in their account, not in an organization? I included a link to cover that case, but I am not sure if it is necessary.
2. Is there any other customization I need to include in the URL query params?
3. Are the manual requirements I included correct?
My company is going to be installing this action once per organization in order to get submodules to work. I would really like to be able to point them to https://github.com/actions/create-github-app-token for the documentation, but step 1 is not very clear and I am worried that people will get confused about what permissions to request.
I am wondering, can you expand upon step 1 which says:
Register new GitHub App
Option 1 would be to list which settings we are supposed to check and uncheck, as well as which permissions we should be requesting.
Option 2 would be to follow the example of GitHub ARC in https://github.com/actions/actions-runner-controller/blob/master/docs/authenticating-to-the-github-api.md which actually provides two useful links that prepopulate various settings:
Using GitHub ARC, it was really cool to be able to click one link and have it prepopulate the settings that it thinks I'll need.
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