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Repos that disable "Allow GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requests" (org-level policy or repo-level setting) cause the "Create PR to merge release back to main" step to fail with a GraphQL 403. That failure cascades: Tag and push, npm publish, GitHub Release creation are all skipped, and the entire release aborts. The merge-back PR is a convenience — it's re-openable manually after the release. Making it non-fatal with continue-on-error lets the rest of the release complete. The step now emits ::warning:: annotations pointing at the manual-recovery command when it fails. Shell pipelines also fall through with `|| echo "::warning::..."` so transient gh CLI failures don't mask the underlying policy issue. Covers the failure mode seen on run 24596079637 where dry-run publish validation passed but the release halted at the PR-creation step.