Guillaume Ross
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* Adding permissions to docs.yml and integration.yml * Update codeql-analysis.yml Adding top level read permissions to codeql workflow * Update codeql-analysis.yml Adding manual dispatch to codeql - to be able to test it easier * Update deploy-fleet-website.yml Adding top level read permission + write in the job so it can push the website * Update test-website.yml test-website should only need read permissions on content. * Update fleet-and-orbit.yml Testing Fleet and Orbit should be fine with top level read access * Update fleetctl-preview.yml fleetctl-preview should be fine with just read access at top level * Update push-osquery-perf-to-ecr.yml ECR is out of github so read permissions should be enough * Update semgrep-analysis.yml semgrep should only need read * Update test-packaging.yml Should only need read permission - setting on top * Update test.yml Should not need any write access - setting to READ on top. * Update deploy-fleet-website.yml Removing git write permission - since this pushes to Heroku not GitHub * Tweaked as per Zach's comments Removed some useless restrictions (contents none on a public repo for example) * Removed meaningless permissions contents: none - this does not have any security advantage on a public repo
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