Add permissions to workflow_run example - #45605
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Hello, and thanks for raising this— As I noted in #45520 (comment), whilst this does fix the problem, the issue in question wasn't already approved for a community contribution, so I'd like to give the OP the chance to raise a PR if they wish to. Otherwise, we'll go ahead and merge this. Thanks 🙇 |
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As the OP has noted here, they would prefer to raise a PR for this themselves. Thank you for your interest in the GitHub docs, but I'll go ahead and close this out—please feel free to keep an eye on issues that have been approved for community contributions (with a |
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Why:
Closes: #45520
The
workflow_run"Use the data" example downloads an artifact and creates a pull request comment usingGITHUB_TOKEN, but the example does not explicitly declare the permissions required for these operations.Explicitly declaring the required permissions makes the example work with repositories that use restrictive default
GITHUB_TOKENpermissions and follows the principle of least privilege.What's being changed:
This PR adds explicit job-level permissions to the
downloadjob in theworkflow_runexample:actions: readallows the workflow to access and download the artifact from the triggering workflow.issues: writeallows the workflow to create the pull request comment.No other behavior in the example is changed.
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