chore: update sync to pg workflow to use github pat for accessing the secrets #36944
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| git push https://${{ secrets.PAT_GITHUB }}@github.com/${{ github.repository }} HEAD:pg | |||
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What is PAT_GITHUB? I can't see this in secrets may be you are looking at EE repo where this is present.
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You are right, it must be present in EE only. We have this for sync workflow between ce and ee already. I am using the same well.
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.github/workflows/sync-release-to-pg.yml (1)
Add required workflow permissions to enhance security
The workflow performs git operations and uses secrets but lacks explicit permissions declaration. Add these permissions to follow security best practices:
permissions: contents: write # For git operations actions: read # For workflow execution security-events: none
- The workflow uses
secrets.PAT_GITHUBfor pushing changes- Performs git operations (checkout, merge, push)
- Sends notifications to Slack
- Currently runs with implicit permissions which is less secure
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1-24: Verify workflow permissionsThe workflow handles sensitive operations like branch merging and uses secrets. Consider explicitly declaring required permissions:
Add these permission declarations at the start of the workflow:
name: Merge release to pg on: push: branches: - release +permissions: + contents: write # Required for git push + actions: read # Required for workflow + security-events: none jobs: merge-release-to-pg: runs-on: ubuntu-latestLet's verify the current permissions:
Let me analyze the workflow permissions configuration by checking the current file and similar workflows. The previous GitHub API command failed as expected in the sandbox environment, so let's examine the files directly.
Let me analyze the complete workflow file and the context around permissions to provide accurate guidance. The previous results showed permissions declarations exist, but we need to see their specific settings.
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#!/bin/bash # Check current workflow permissions gh api repos/${{ github.repository }}/actions/permissions | jq .Length of output: 123
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#!/bin/bash # Check workflow permissions in the file rg -U "permissions:" .github/workflows/sync-release-to-pg.yml # Look for any other workflow files that might have similar merge operations fd -e yml -e yaml . .github/workflows/ --exec rg -U "permissions:" {} # Check if there are other similar workflows for comparison fd -e yml -e yaml . .github/workflows/ --exec rg -U "merge.*to.*pg" {}Length of output: 425
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#!/bin/bash # Get more context around the permissions declarations rg -B 2 -A 4 "permissions:" .github/workflows/sync-release-to-pg.yml # Check the complete workflow file to understand the operations cat .github/workflows/sync-release-to-pg.ymlLength of output: 4097
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Description
In order to modify a workflow, a GitHub App, such as the one used for issuing tokens for GitHub Actions, requires the workflow scope. This is so that GitHub Apps you've added to your repository can't access the secrets in your repository without your permission. The token issued for GitHub Actions doesn't have this permission by default.
This PR adds pat token to the push command. This is to avoid failures when the secrets are modified in the repositories.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
releasebranch into thepgbranch to use a personal access token for enhanced security.