Add explicit permissions to GitHub Actions workflows#784
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Following security best practices (supply chain hardening), add explicit top-level permissions to all GitHub Actions workflows to enforce the principle of least privilege. Moved job-level permissions to top-level where applicable. This addresses the GitHub Actions permissions requirements from the Rancher Security Team supply chain risk scan. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Following security best practices (supply chain hardening), add explicit top-level permissions to all GitHub Actions workflows to enforce the principle of least privilege.
Changes
build.yml— addedpermissions: contents: readreuse.yml— addedpermissions: contents: readchangelogs.yml— addedpermissions: contents: read+pull-requests: write(needed for comment creation)git-checks.yml— addedpermissions: contents: readvulncheck.yml— addedpermissions: contents: readmingo_build.yml— addedpermissions: contents: readprebuilt_devcontainer.yml— moved job-level permissions to top-levelWorkflows that already had correct top-level permissions (
checks.yml,golangci-lint.yml) were left unchanged.Context
This addresses the GitHub Actions permissions requirements from the Rancher Security Team supply chain risk scan, following the same pattern as uyuni-project/uyuni-docs-helper#70.
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