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run CI localy without ANACONDA_TOKEN #77

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Currently when you run CI locally, you need to set ANAONDA_TOKEN:
Also, openalea_ci workflow will need the ANACONDA_TOKEN secret to upload to the conda openalea3 channel. Even though when testing locally, you might not want to upload your package to conda, you still need to provide a value to this variable. This can be done in VS-CODE "Github Local Actions" / "Settings" / "Secrets" and edit the ANACONDA_TOKEN value (it should be already recognized) with a blank (i.e. "") value, or running act with act pull_request -s ANACONDA_TOKEN=""

May be this step is not necessary if we set ANACONDA_TOKEN input not as a requirement ?

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