Update the glimpse workflow to the current template - #26
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The template changed upstream in glimpse-cli: since v1.3.0 the CLI falls back to a built-in public token when GLIMPSE_TOKEN is not available, so the check runs on fork pull requests too instead of being skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The workflow that
glimpse initscaffolds changed upstream in glimpse-cli. This updates.github/workflows/glimpse.ymlto the current template.What changed:
GLIMPSE_TOKENis missing. Since glimpse-cli v1.3.0, the CLI falls back to a built-in public token that can run check and analyze. So fork pull requests and repos without the secret are gated too.GLIMPSE_TOKENsecret is still optional. Setting it gives higher rate limits and usage attribution.🤖 Generated with Claude Code