replace Imgur with GitHub Release Assets for screenshot hosting #3573
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Fixes AppImage#3548 ## Problem Imgur API returns "Too Many Requests" errors (code 1025), blocking successfully tested applications from being merged. ## Solution Replace Imgur with GitHub Release Assets: - Screenshots are uploaded to a draft release named 'ci-screenshots' - Inline images displayed in PR comments - Works for PRs from external contributors using workflow_run trigger
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Fixes #3548
Problem
Imgur API returns "Too Many Requests" errors (code 1025), blocking successfully tested applications from being merged.
Solution
Replace Imgur with GitHub Release Assets:
Workflow
Security
1. Separation of contexts:
2. Does not execute code from PR in privileged context:
Reference: Keeping your GitHub Actions and workflows secure: Preventing pwn requests