Share forge credentials across dev, nightly, and release builds#13138
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Share forge credentials across dev, nightly, and release builds#13138
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GitHub and GitLab tokens were stored in per-channel keychain namespaces and the account list (forge_settings.json) lived in per-channel data directories. This made it impossible to be signed into GitHub on more than one of dev/nightly/release at the same time — each build required its own separate authentication. Move keychain entries to the global namespace and the forge settings file to the shared config directory so all builds share a single set of forge credentials.
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GitHub and GitLab tokens were stored in per-channel keychain namespaces
and the account list (forge_settings.json) lived in per-channel data
directories. This made it impossible to be signed into GitHub on more
than one of dev/nightly/release at the same time — each build required
its own separate authentication.
Move keychain entries to the global namespace and the forge settings
file to the shared config directory so all builds share a single set
of forge credentials.