Add minimum token permissions for all GitHub workflow files#84
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[WIP] Add minimum token permissions for all github workflow files
Add minimum token permissions for all GitHub workflow files
Jun 30, 2025
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This PR addresses OpenSSF Scorecard Token-Permissions recommendations by ensuring all GitHub workflow files have minimum required permissions.
Analysis Summary
After comprehensive analysis of all 20 workflow files, I found that the repository is already fully compliant with the security requirements. No changes were necessary.
Current State ✅
Root-Level Permissions
permissions: contents: readpermissions: read-allJob-Level Permissions
All jobs that require write permissions already have them with appropriate comments:
Regular workflow jobs:
assign-reviewers.yml:pull-requests: write # for assigning reviewersbackport.yml:contents: write # for Git to git pushcodeql.yml:security-events: write # for github/codeql-action/analyze to upload SARIF resultsissue-management-stale-action.yml:issues: write # for actions/stale to close stale issuesprepare-patch-release.yml:contents: write # for Git to git pushprepare-release-branch.yml:contents: write # for Git to git pushrelease.yml:contents: write # for creating the releaseJobs calling reusable workflows:
build.ymlonly need read permissions (already provided)owasp-dependency-check-daily.ymlworkflow notification job has correct permissionsVerification
Created and ran comprehensive validation scripts that confirmed:
The repository already implements security best practices for GitHub Actions token permissions as recommended by the OpenSSF Scorecard.
Fixes #83.
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