To resolve this true positive, you should add an explicit permissions block at the top/root of your workflow file (.github/workflows/ci.yml). This block should specify the minimal required permissions for the tasks performed in this workflow. Since none of the jobs in the portion shown require write access to repository contents (they mostly run tests, upload coverage, etc.), it is safe and recommended to use contents: read as the baseline. If any job (such as codecov uploads or release creation) requires further permissions, you can add those types with the least privilege needed (such as pull-requests: write if one creates pull requests). In this case, a root-level block will apply to all jobs unless overridden by a job-specific permissions key.

Specifically:

• Insert a permissions: block between the workflow name: and the on: key.
• The block should read:

  permissions:
    contents: read

• This change limits the default token to read-only for repository contents, supporting the principle of least privilege.