ci: use the "ceph-csi-bot" account for commenting on PRs #3877
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By default the `GITHUB_TOKEN` is used for the actions, and the name of the account that comments is "github-actions[bot]". It is a nice touch to use the Ceph-CSI Bot account instead. Signed-off-by: Niels de Vos <[email protected]>
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By default the
GITHUB_TOKENis used for the actions, and the name of the account that comments is "github-actions[bot]". It is a nice touch to use the Ceph-CSI Bot account instead.Note: The pull-request-commenter will only run with updated configuration once this PR is merged.
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