github: Specify permissions on the job level, not the workflow level #30
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mikeprosserni
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What does this Pull Request accomplish?
Specify permissions on the job level, not the workflow level. Specifying permissions on the workflow level grants the specified permissions to all jobs in the workflow, which gives some jobs permissions that they don't need.
CI.yml has multiple jobs, and only one needs additional privileges. I also updated workflows that have only one job.
Why should this Pull Request be merged?
Principle of least privilege
What testing has been done?
PR build