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To fix the problem, explicitly set the least privileges required for the GITHUB_TOKEN used in this workflow by adding a permissions block. The recommended way is to place the permissions at the root of the workflow (as a sibling of name and on), which sets permissions globally for all jobs that do not have their own permissions block. Since no details about the actions or steps inside the reused workflow are provided, the minimal starting point is to restrict permissions to contents: read, which is sufficient for basic read operations and does not grant write access. If later steps do need elevated permissions (like pull-requests: write), these can be added or further specified per-job. For now, add the block at line 2, after the workflow name, and before on:.

No imports, new methods, or other code changes are required—just this one addition to the YAML file.

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How to, in general terms, fix the problem:
Explicitly set workflow (or job-level) permissions using the permissions key to limit the GITHUB_TOKEN to the smallest privilege necessary. For typical build/test workflows, contents: read is usually sufficient.

Detailed steps for this workflow:

• Add a permissions: block at the top level of .github/workflows/Windows.yml (below name: and before on:) to set the workflow token permissions.
• Set contents: read as a minimal, secure starting point.
• If in the future jobs require greater permissions, further keys (e.g., pull-requests: write) could be selectively added per job as needed.

Files/regions/lines to change:

• Insert a permissions: block between lines 1 and 3 in .github/workflows/Windows.yml.

What is needed (methods, imports, definitions) to implement the change:

• No new imports or code methods needed; just YAML edit.

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