ci: restrict gitignore-in.yml permissions to job level#61
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Move permissions from workflow level to the update-gitignore job level to prevent future jobs from inheriting write access by default.
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permissions: contents: write / pull-requests: writefrom workflow level to theupdate-gitignorejob level.permissions: {}at workflow level to deny all permissions by default.Why
With permissions at workflow level, any future job added to this workflow would inherit
contents: writeandpull-requests: writesilently. Scoping permissions to the job that actually needs them (update-gitignore) follows the principle of least privilege and matches the pattern already used inmain.ymlandspellcheck.yml.Verification
actionlint .github/workflows/gitignore-in.yml: clean