GitAuto: [DOCS] Document required `permissions` setting

gitauto-ai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Resolves #138

What is the feature

Add documentation for the required permissions settings in the GitHub Action configuration.

Why we need the feature

With the introduction of the new permissions block in GitHub Actions, it's essential to clearly document which permission settings are necessary for the GitHub Action to function correctly. This ensures that users can configure their workflows securely and effectively, minimizing permission-related issues and enhancing the overall user experience.

How to implement and why

Update the README.md:
- Add a new section detailing the permissions block.
- List the required permissions by referencing the GitHub documentation.
- Provide example configurations to illustrate how to set the permissions correctly.
Modify action.yml (if applicable):
- Define default permissions within the action.yml to guide users.
- Ensure that the action gracefully handles scenarios where permissions might be insufficient.
Include usage guidelines:
- Explain the security implications of granting elevated permissions.
- Recommend best practices for minimizing granted permissions to what is strictly necessary.

By implementing these steps, we ensure that users have clear and concise information on configuring permissions, leading to fewer configuration errors and heightened security.

About backward compatibility

This documentation update does not introduce any changes to the existing functionality of the GitHub Action. It solely enhances the documentation to provide better guidance. Therefore, there are no concerns regarding backward compatibility.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-138-7290db33-d077-40f1-a03b-0f9cb4d089a9
git pull origin gitauto/issue-138-7290db33-d077-40f1-a03b-0f9cb4d089a9

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gitauto-ai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Committed the Check Run Codacy Static Code Analysis error fix! Running it again...