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🔴 id-token: write is granted at the job level, so it applies to every matrix runner (macOS, Linux, Windows) even though only the Windows leg needs OIDC for Azure login; before this change no runner in this workflow could mint an OIDC token. Fix: scope OIDC access to only the Windows signing work, e.g. split Windows into its own job with its own permissions block so macOS/Linux runners (which install arbitrary npm deps and run notarization scripts) don't gain the ability to request GitHub ID tokens.
Extended reasoning...
GitHub Actions permissions are job-scoped, not step-scoped, so adding id-token: write to the shared
buildjob (matrix includes macos-latest-large, macos-latest-xlarge, ubuntu-latest, ubuntu-24.04-arm, windows-latest) exposes ACTIONS_ID_TOKEN_REQUEST_URL/TOKEN to every step on every OS, not just the new azure/login step guarded byif: startsWith(matrix.os, 'windows-'). A compromised transitive dependency pulled in duringyarn installor any script run on the macOS/Linux runners could now request and exfiltrate a GitHub OIDC token (usable against any relying party trusting this repo's OIDC issuer), a capability that did not exist on any runner before this PR.Verification: normal (security-relevant, newly exposed by this change): The diff adds
id-token: writeto thepermissions:block of the singlebuildjob (release.yml lines 32-36). GitHub Actions permissions are job-scoped, not step-scoped, and this job runs a matrix spanning macos-latest-large, macos-latest-xlarge, ubuntu-latest, ubuntu-24.04-arm, and windows-latest (lines 15-33). Every one of those…