Add Recommended Permissions #1536
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To reduce risk of over-privileged tokens, we are adding recommended permissions to popular GitHub-owned Actions READMEs
zeshan-786
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joshmgross
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| The `actions/cache` workflow relies on an internal authentication pattern and does not use the GITHUB_TOKEN, to reduce risk of over-privileged token, jobs that use `actions/cache` should set permissions to none: |
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Are we using this language consistently in other repositories?
Setting permissions to none would likely broke most workflows - should we make it explicitly clear that other actions in your workflow may need more permissions?
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Description
Add recommended minimum permissions to README
Motivation and Context
To reduce risk of over-privileged tokens, we are adding recommended permissions to popular GitHub-owned Actions READMEs
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