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The best way to fix this issue is to explicitly set a permissions block at the workflow or job level in .github/workflows/assign-issue-creator.yml, restricting the GitHub token's access to only what is necessary. Since this workflow does not run its own steps (only calls a reusable workflow), the minimal reasonable permissions for it would be contents: read, unless further write permissions are required by the reusable workflow and not inherited. To be safe and general, apply the permissions block at the top level (immediately below name and before on), as this will apply to all jobs unless overridden. No additional imports, methods, or definitions are required—just an edit to the YAML file.

The best fix is to add a permissions block at the root level of your workflow, immediately below the name key and above the on key, to explicitly set the minimal required privileges. Since the job involves closing issues when a PR is merged, it will require specific issues: write permission and contents: read to access the code if needed, but should not require broader write permissions. If the workflow manipulates pull requests as part of its tasks, also consider pull-requests: write. In general, set contents: read as the baseline, then add issues: write and/or pull-requests: write if needed for closing issues and updating PRs. Edit .github/workflows/close-issues-on-dev-merge.yml to insert the permissions block after the workflow name.

To fix the problem, add a permissions: block at the top level of the workflow file, defining the minimal required permissions for this workflow/job. Since the workflow simply calls a reusable workflow and does not seem to require repository write access or permission to interact with PRs/issues directly (all logic and required permissions for those actions should live in the reusable workflow itself), the minimal safe permissions are contents: read.
Add the permissions: key immediately below the workflow name: line and before the on: section. This block will apply to all jobs in this workflow unless a more specific permissions block is defined at the job level. No new modules or code structures are necessary, only this addition to the YAML workflow file.

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To fix the problem, an explicit permissions block should be added to the workflow YAML to limit the GITHUB_TOKEN's permissions. The block can be placed at the workflow root (affecting all jobs), or specifically for the single job if only one exists. The safest approach is adding it to the workflow root, as this workflow only has one job. For requesting PR reviews, contents: read and pull-requests: write are usually sufficient; these allow the workflow to read repo contents and request reviews or assign PRs, but not make broad changes. The change should be made at the top of the file, after the name field and before the on block.

No new imports or definitions are required. Only the addition of a small YAML block is necessary.

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To address this issue, add an explicit permissions: block to restrict the privileges granted to the workflow. Since the workflow only dispatches another workflow using a separately supplied token and does not need to modify any repository data or use the GITHUB_TOKEN for write operations, the permissions can be set to minimal read access. Add the following line immediately after the workflow name: field but before on:; this sets the default permission for all jobs. The optimal value is permissions: {} (no permissions at all), but if any minimal GitHub information is required you can use contents: read. For maximal safety, start with permissions: {}.

Steps:

• Insert permissions: {} at line 2, immediately after name: Trigger Infra CD.

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