Moodle plugins directory CI checker always shows "Log file not found" for php...

Every time weuploada new version ZIP to the Moodle paid plugins directory, the automated CI checker reports:moodle-plugin-ci phplint    FAIL  Details: Log file not foundmoodle-plugin-ci validate   FAIL  Details: Log file not foundWhat we have already done:ZIP structure is correct — root folder inside ZIP is named exactly local_myplugin/ matching $plugin->componentversion.php has correct boilerplate, $plugin->component, $plugin->requires, $plugin->supported, $plugin->maturityAll PHP files pass Moodle coding standards — phpcs --max-warnings 0 passes locally and on GitHub Actionsthirdpartylibs.xmldeclares styles.cssandapp.jsas third-party to exclude them from CSS/JS lintingGitHub Actions workflow is named exactly Moodle Plugin CI with steps named exactly PHP Lint and Validating matching the official gha.dist.yml templateOur GitHub Actions CI passes all 24 matrix jobs (PHP 8.1/8.2/8.3 × Moodle 404/405/500/501 × pgsql/mariadb)Root cause we suspect:Our GitHub repo is private (paid plugin). TheMoodle pluginsdirectory checker appears to call the GitHub API to read workflow run results. A private repo returns 403/404 for unauthenticated API calls, so the checker cannot read the logs and reports "Log file not found" for every step.Question:Is a public GitHub repo mandatory for the automated CI checker to work, even for paid plugins? If so, what is the recommended approach for commercial plugin authors who cannot make their repo public?