Specify write pull-requests permissions at job level rather than workflow level #46
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…flow level Given that there's a single job, it doesn't matter either way, but we might as well scope the permissions more closely to where they are actually required. That way, if a user were to add additional jobs, they wouldn't default to having write permissions.
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Given that there's a single job, it doesn't matter either way. However, we might as well scope the permissions more closely to where they are actually required. That way, if a user were to add additional jobs, they wouldn't default to having write permissions.
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