[erikburt]

This dials up the allocation to GATI v2 migration from 70% to 100%.

Notes

• Bucketed rollout
• Buckets are determined by the calling repository's name ($GITHUB_REPOSITORY) (deterministic hash)
• If the repository's bucket falls below the allocation percentage, then it's opted in
• Opted in repos will be seamlessly migrated to use gati v2, and the v1 migration profiles
• Previous PRs: chore: setup-github-token gativ2 rollout - 20% allocation #1679, chore: setup-github-token gativ2 rollout - 40% allocation #1710, chore: setup-github-token gativ2 rollout - 70% allocation #1715

Rollback Instructions

• devex-cicd or prodsec needed (due to permissions)

1. git fetch --tags --force - ensure your tags are up to date
2. git tag -f setup-github-token/v1 setup-github-token/1.3.0 - retag it to the version with 0% allocation
   • 20% allocation: git tag -f setup-github-token/v1 setup-github-token/1.4.0
   • 40% allocation: git tag -f setup-github-token/v1 setup-github-token/1.4.1
   • 70% allocation: git tag -f setup-github-token/v1 setup-github-token/1.4.2
3. git push origin --force setup-github-token/v1 - force push the retag

Repository opt-out

If a single repository experiencing issues:

• Repository can force GATI version 1 by: gati-version: v1 as input
• Or we can update the FORCE_V1_REPOSITORIES field, and add their repository (source)
  • Will require releasing a new version - ideally a patch version

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