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The GITHUB_TOKEN in this example _should_ be just read-only token but in any case secrets should not be exposed to code that does not need them. In this case pip does not need to authenticate to GitHub.
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The GITHUB_TOKEN in this example _should_ be just read-only token but in any case secrets should not be exposed to code that does not need them. In this case pip does not need to authenticate to GitHub.
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The GITHUB_TOKEN in this example should of course be just a read-only token but in any case secrets should not be exposed to code that does not need them. In this case pip does not need to authenticate to GitHub.