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Never mind … figured it out. This was caused by not having digitalocean installed in my github account.
Hi there,
As you are able to run the doctl apps get <DO app id> command but not the update command, I could suggest making sure that your DigitalOcean API token has both read and write access.
If this is already the case, when using the same token, are you able to run the doctl apps update <DO app id> --spec "<yaml-file>" --access-token ${{ secrets.DO_TOKEN }} command locally and does it complete successfully when executed locally?
The error that you are seeing could also be due to the lack of permissions to the GitHub repository itself, you need to make sure that the DigitalOcean App Platform has the necessary permissions to access your GitHub repository. This usually requires connecting your GitHub account to DigitalOcean and granting repository access. If you’ve made changes to the permissions or revoked access, you might encounter such errors.
Let me know how it goes!
Best,
Bobby