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ci(release): publish releases with the workflow's own token - #3
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The personal token is refused when it creates a release, so the release that follows a merged release pull request never happened. Publishing needs no workflow runs, which is the only reason the pull request uses the personal token, so the push-triggered job uses the default one.
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The personal token is refused when it creates a release, so the release that follows a merged release pull request never happened. Publishing needs no workflow runs, so the push-triggered job uses the default token.