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Hello everyone! I am trying to use <https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/azure-native/api-docs/app/containerappssourcecontrol/#githubactionconfiguration|azure-native.app.ContainerAppsSourceControl> to configure GitHub Actions integration with Azure Container Apps. When I run my build, I am getting `error: Code="MissingAuthorizationToken" Message="Can not find github access token from header."`. I notice in the MS REST API for this, that there is an input for `githubPersonalAccessToken` under `properties.githubActionConfiguration`. However, there is no such input in Pulumi's `azure-native.app.ContainerAppsSourceControl`. Am I missing something? Thanks in advance!

The Azure API version `pulumi_azure_native` has pinned for the app provider is `v20221001` but the `githubPersonalAccessToken` parameter was introduced later and is available in `v20240301` of the app provider.

This should do the trick:
`import * as app from "@pulumi/azure-native/app/v20240301";`

Thank you <@U03TDBDDBCH>!. I am familiar with how to do that in TS. I am using GO with Pulumi now and have never figured that out with GO, so that will be my next challenge. Logic would think "<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native-sdk/app/v20240301|github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native-sdk/app/v20240301>", but that does not work.

I figured that out. The syntax in GO is like this... `app20240301 "<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native-sdk/app/v2/v20240301|github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native-sdk/app/v2/v20240301>`

Now I can use the `githubPersonalAccessToken` and my build works. However, `destroy` does not. With `destroy`, I get `error: Code="MissingAuthorizationToken" Message="Can not find github access token from header."` I have not figured out what the root of the new issue is yet. All works fine with `deploy` and `destroy` when using the MS API natively outside of Pulumi.

Correction. The `destroy` or rather `delete` verb does not work when using the MS API natively outside of Pulumi. I get the same error message, so that suggests that it is an issue with the MS API and nothing to do with Pulumi.