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[Sangyoon98]

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To fix the problem, add an explicit permissions key to the job or workflow. Since this workflow delegates all responsibility to a reusable workflow, and there are no steps defined here that would require write access, it is safest to set the permissions to read-all for this job. This can be achieved by adding either permissions: read-all at the job level (call-reusable-workflow:) or at the root of the workflow. Since there is only one job, setting it at the job level is clear and follows best practice.

Add the following block:

permissions: read-all

under the call-reusable-workflow: job (that is, on line 12 or 13, properly indented).

No imports, method definitions, or other structural changes are required—just a single YAML key.

To fix the problem, add an explicit permissions block at the root of the workflow (i.e., at the same level as name and on), so that it applies to the entire workflow and to all jobs unless overridden. The block should grant only the minimum required permissions. Since the job is closing issues (which requires the issues: write permission) and is triggered on pull request events (for which contents metadata read access may be needed), set:

permissions:
  contents: read
  issues: write

For maximum safety, don't add additional permissions without clear evidence they are needed.

Place this block after the name line (line 3) and before the on line (line 5).

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To fix the problem, we should add a permissions block at the workflow level or at the job level for call-reusable-reminder in .github/workflows/pr-reminder.yml. As the workflow is primarily running a reusable workflow via uses:, it's safest to set explicit minimal permissions at workflow level so all jobs inherit it. The block should specify the least privilege required; typically, for read-only workflows, this is contents: read. If the reusable workflow requires write access to, for example, pull-requests, then that should be included, but absent further information, a minimal starting block is preferred. The change consists of inserting the permissions: block just after the workflow name.

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To fix this problem, you should add a permissions block specifying the least privilege required for this workflow. Since the workflow is calling a reusable workflow handling PR assignments and review requests, the required minimal permissions are typically contents: read (to allow basic access and context), and pull-requests: write (to interact with PRs). Insert the following block above jobs: (line 9), or at the top level of the workflow, unless specific jobs require customized permissions. No other code needs changing, only the addition of the permissions block.

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