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WalkthroughREADME.md updated to add steps in the Usage section for configuring GitHub Actions workflow permissions, including navigation path and specific permission settings, placed after editing Changes
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20-20: Typo: “real-word” → “real-world”.User-facing docs; please correct.
-flake.lock in a simulation of a real-word use case. If the action succeeds, you +flake.lock in a simulation of a real-world use case. If the action succeeds, you
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38-38: Consider updating to actions/checkout@v4.The example uses v2; v4 is current and recommended.
Would you like me to open a follow-up PR to bump example action versions after confirming the latest tags?
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When creating a new repo from the template, you must also edit the GitHub Actions workflow permissions.
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When creating a new repo from the template, you must also edit the GitHub Actions workflow permission settings or the workflow job will run into 403 permission errors.
For example, this run (https://github.com/MattSturgeon/test-update-flake-lock/actions/runs/17505282300) has three attempts; during the first the repo settings were left as default, during the second I enabled "allow creating PRs", during the third I also selected "allow write". The third was the only one that didn't 403.
Aside: this should probably also be documented on the main action's README, if it isn't already. It wouldn't apply to anyone using a PAT or a GH App, of course, so that may be worth caveating.
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