CI: Add issues/contents write permission to the slash commands #3874
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The "Slash Command Dispatch" workflow needs the issue write permission to add reactions.
The "format command" workflow needs the content write permission to push changes to PRs.
Not tested, but they should work based on my understanding.
Not sure either, but see peter-evans/slash-command-dispatch#376 (comment)? If this doesn't work, try contents: write.
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The "Slash Command Dispatch" workflow needs the issue write permission to add reactions.
The "format command" workflow needs the content write permission to push changes to PRs.
Not tested, but they should work based on my understanding.