fix(ci): full permission grants for reusable-workflow callers - #17
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Lutar, Stephen P. (stephenlutar2-hash) merged 1 commit intoJul 16, 2026
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…ion set The token-permissions narrowing kept the job-level writes but dropped the read grants (actions:read / contents:read) each pinned org reusable also requests; a reusable job cannot exceed the caller's grant, so runs were rejected at startup. Grants now mirror the reusable's declared set exactly. Signed-off-by: SZL Ops <ops@szlholdings.ai>
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Repairs the startup_failure introduced by the token-permissions narrowing: reusable-workflow jobs must be granted everything the pinned reusable declares (writes and reads). Job grants now mirror
reusable-scorecard/trivy/codeql's declared sets exactly; top-level stayscontents: read.