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Explicitly trigger the Autograding workflow after skills/action-update-step #12
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GITHUB_TOKEN, such as commit pushes, do not create new workflow runs. This means that the commit and push performed by ourskills/action-update-step@v2steps are not triggering GitHub Classroom's autograding workflow, which in turn is preventing learners from having their Experience marked as complete after they finish the final step.The autograding workflow is created with a
repository_dispatchtrigger. This modifies our Actions workflows to manually create arepository_dispatchevent on the repository after the step update commit has been pushed, causing autograding to run after the-step.txtfile has received its final update, at which point it will be able to succeed.Should address #6.