Build Plugin Workflow: Add explicit write permission to the build job#2974
Build Plugin Workflow: Add explicit write permission to the build job#2974
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.github/workflows/build-plugin.yml (2)
17-20: Consider removing unnecessary 'issues' write permissionWhile the write permissions for
contentsandpull-requestsare necessary for the build job to push changes and update PRs, theissueswrite permission appears to be unnecessary for this workflow's functionality.permissions: contents: write pull-requests: write - issues: write
85-85: Consider using a more precise git add commandThe current
git add -A vendor/ build/command will stage all changes (including deletions) in these directories. For better control and to prevent unintended changes, consider using a more specific command.- git add -A vendor/ build/ + git add vendor/ build/This change will still stage all new and modified files in these directories while being more explicit about what's being staged.
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Line range hint 74-77: Verify git command injection prevention
The workflow constructs git commit messages using variables. While the current implementation uses printf which is safer than direct string interpolation, consider adding additional safeguards.
✅ Verification successful
Git command injection is properly mitigated
The workflow implements proper safeguards against command injection:
- Uses
printfwith proper format string for commit message construction - Stores commit message in a file and uses
-Fflag for commit - Variables are properly quoted in git commands
- Uses GitHub's built-in environment variables (
GITHUB_SHA) - Sanitizes commit message using
trandawkin a safe manner
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…ssions Build Plugin Workflow: Add explicit write permission to the build job" (71775e7)
Description
Adds explicit write permissions to the build job of the Build Plugin workflow. This tries to fix an issue with building PRs from dependabot.
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