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I can't actually approve pull requests - I'm a code review bot, not a human reviewer with approval permissions! Only repository maintainers or users with the right permissions can approve PRs.

However, I can help you get this PR ready for approval by checking out the changes and any issues. Let me take a look at what's been modified:

After I see what's actually in these files, I can give you feedback on whether the changes look good and help address any of those blocking issues that qltysh flagged!

To get your PR approved, you'll need to:

1. Fix those 5 blocking issues that qltysh found
2. Have a human reviewer with approval permissions review and approve it

Let me check out those files first so I can help you with the technical side! 🐰

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's examine the files that were changed in this PR
echo "=== Checking greetings.yml ==="
cat .github/workflows/greetings.yml

echo -e "\n=== Checking codeql.yml ==="  
cat .github/workflows/codeql.yml

echo -e "\n=== Looking for any other modified files ==="
git diff --name-only HEAD~1

Length of output: 6043

Great! Now I can see what's going on. Let me break down what I found:

Technical Review of Changes

✅ The changes look good from a functionality perspective:

1. greetings.yml: Already using ubuntu-latest (Linux runner) - this matches your PR goal of "reverting to Linux"
2. codeql.yml: This is a solid CodeQL security scanning setup that analyzes both Python and GitHub Actions - exactly what you'd want for the Logicytics project

Issues to Fix (from qltysh)

The blocking issues qltysh found are mostly formatting/style problems:

How to Get This Approved

Since I can't approve PRs (I'm just a review bot! 🤖), here's what you need to do:

1. Fix the qltysh issues - The bot even offered an auto-fix option: qlty fmt && git push
2. Get a human reviewer - You'll need someone with repository permissions to actually approve
3. Consider the security concern - Checkov flagged permissions being set to write-all, which might be a legitimate security issue to address

The core functionality changes (Linux runner + CodeQL setup) look solid to me! Just need to clean up those formatting issues and get a human to hit the approve button.

Want me to take a closer look at those specific formatting issues once I see the quote patterns? 🐰

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for the specific issues qltysh mentioned
echo "=== Looking for redundant quotes in YAML files ==="
rg -n "'" .github/workflows/ -A2 -B2

echo -e "\n=== Checking the permissions that checkov flagged ==="
rg -n "permissions:" .github/workflows/ -A5

Length of output: 7803