A repository that publishes its own explainers

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This repository published this page on its own. There is no Bisque account behind it and no Bisque key in its secrets. The workflow showed GitHub's signed identity for the run instead.

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No Bisque account

siderakis/release-explainer-oidc-check

This repository published its own explainer.

No Bisque account and no Bisque key: the workflow showed GitHub's signed identity for this run instead.

This repository published this page on its own. There is no Bisque account behind it and no Bisque key in its secrets. The workflow showed GitHub's signed identity for the run instead.

Where it lands

bisque.today/p/{owner}/{repo}

It lands at the repository's own path.

id-token: write in the workflow is the whole setup. The repository's owner claims the channel by signing in with GitHub.

It lands at the repository's own path, the owner and the repository name. One line in the workflow, id token write, is the whole setup. Whoever owns the repository claims the channel by signing in with GitHub.