[Aikido] AI Fix for Overly Broad Permissions in GitHub Actions Workflows is risky#32
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This patch mitigates excessive workflow-level permissions by replacing the workflow-level permissions block with an empty permissions object and granting the minimum required scopes (contents: write and id-token: write) at the job level for the publish job.
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