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Restore checkout access in CI by granting minimal workflow contents: read permission#2
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[WIP] Fix failing GitHub Actions job 'test (3.14)'
Restore checkout access in CI by granting minimal workflow Aug 11, 2026
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The
test (3.14)GitHub Actions job failed before tests ran because repository checkout could not authenticate. The workflow-level permissions were set to{}, which removed the token scope required byactions/checkout.Root cause
permissions: {}, resulting in a token without repository contents read access.Change
.github/workflows/main.yamlto grant the minimum required scope for checkout:contents: readWhy this is minimal