Replaced the new Travis token

[LaurentGoderre]

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[LaurentGoderre]

nodejs/github-bot#183 (comment)

[LaurentGoderre]

@phillipj it doesn't seem to work. Did you encrypt it for this repo?

[phillipj]

I was convinced so, yes..

$ cd into/repo/dir
$ travis encrypt -r nodejs/docker-node GITHUB_API_TOKEN="xyz"

Haven't encrypted secrets like these for Travis before though, so I wouldn't be surprised if I'm doing something wrong. Any thoughts?

[phillipj]

Does it require me to have collaborator status in this repo?

[LaurentGoderre]

@phillipj I personally prefer to have it here: https://travis-ci.com/nodejs/docker-node/settings

[LaurentGoderre]

It's worth noting that if you add it, none of us will see it, the only way to change it is deleting it and re-adding it, which I think makes a lot of sense for security.

[phillipj]

By looking at the repositories listed under "My repositories" on travis-ci.com, it might look like I have to be a collaborator to be able to change Travis CI settings on a repo. docker-node is currently not in that list, and I don't see an Settings-option under "More options" on travis-ci.com/nodejs/docker-node.

We can either test giving me temporary collaborator status here or we'd have to summon someone else, probably an org admin.

@LaurentGoderre are you able/want to do the former?

[LaurentGoderre]

@phillipj try it now!

[phillipj]

@LaurentGoderre thanks, that did the trick! GITHUB_API_TOKEN was already listed there, I'm assuming because of the .travis-ci.yml file.

I re-created it now, could you give it at try? If that also fails, I could even create a new token just to try everything..

[phillipj]

I take it the environment variable I created on travis-ci.com worked, feel free to remove my collaborator status from this repo.