ci: restrict helm-test workflow permissions to read-only#227
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Set an explicit least-privilege permissions block so the workflow GITHUB_TOKEN is scoped to contents: read instead of inheriting the repository default. Signed-off-by: Arpit Jain <arpitjain099@gmail.com>
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Consolidating to avoid a duplicate: #221 already declares the same read-only permissions on these workflow(s) (and others), so I'm closing this one in its favor. Apologies for the overlap. |
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Adds an explicit least-privilege
permissions:block to.github/workflows/helm-test.yaml. The job only reads the repository, socontents: readis sufficient; today the workflow inherits whatever the repository default grants, which is broader than it needs. This is one of the checks OpenSSF Scorecard flags under Token-Permissions.