Approvals in IssueOps

See the following guide on this action: https://josh-ops.com/posts/github-approveops/

name: ApproveOps
on:
  issue_comment:
    types: [created]

jobs:
  approveops:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    if: contains(github.event.comment.body, '/do-stuff')

    steps:
    # get the app's installation token
    - uses: actions/create-github-app-token@v1
      id: app-token
      with:
        app-id: ${{ vars.APP_ID }}
        private-key: ${{ secrets.PRIVATE_KEY }}

    - name: ApproveOps - Approvals in IssueOps
      uses: joshjohanning/approveops@v2
      id: check-approval
      with:
        token: ${{ steps.app-token.outputs.token }} # use a github app token or a PAT
        approve-command: '/approve' # defaults to '/approve', the command to look for in the comments
        team-name: 'approver-team' # the name of the team in GitHub to check for the approval command; e.g.: approver-team
        fail-if-approval-not-found: true # defaults to true, fail the action (show the action run as red) if the command is not found in the comments from someone in the approver team"
        post-successful-approval-comment: false # defaults to true, whether to post successful approval comment
        successful-approval-comment: ':tada:  You were able to run the workflow because someone left an approval in the comments!! :tada:' # Optional, only if post-successful-approval-comment is true, comment to post if an approval is found

1. Create a GitHub team and add at least one member
2. Authentication options:

• GitHub App
  • If you are using a GitHub Github App, it will need following permissions:
    • read & write on Repository / Issues to create the comment
    • read-only on Organization / Members to list the members of the team
  • Generate a PRIVATE_KEY for the GitHub app and store it as a repo or organizational secret
  • Note the APP ID to use as an input for an action like actions/create-github-app-token@v1
• Classic PAT
  • If you are using a classic PAT, it will need the following scopes:
  • repo - to create the comment
  • read:org - to list the members of the team
• Fine-grained PAT
  • If you are using a fine-grained PAT, it will need following permissions (same as GitHub App):
    • read & write on Repository / Issues to create the comment
    • read-only on Organization / Members to list the members of the team

See the following guide on creating a GitHub app: https://josh-ops.com/posts/github-apps/

Notes:

• A Personal Access Token (PAT) is not used since we want the comment to show as from a bot
• The github.token is not used since the token can't provide hyperlinks for @ mentions since it doesn't have the scope for org teams, only repository data

Extracting the logic for generating a GitHub App's installation token so that you can either use an alternative action or method to retrieve the token or to be able use a GitHub PAT instead.

Added/removed the following inputs:

Removed the following dependency:

• tibdex/github-app-token@v1