Describe the bug/problem
The Copilot code review GitHub Actions workflow is failing consistently across multiple pull requests with an HTTP 403 permission error during artifact cleanup. The workflow exits with exit code 1 despite completing the review process.
Steps to Reproduce the bug/problem
- Open any recent pull request in the foss42/apidash repository
- Navigate to the "Actions" tab
- Locate the "Copilot code review" workflow run
- Click on the workflow run to view details
- Scroll to the bottom of the job logs
- Observe the error:
gh: Resource not accessible by integration (HTTP 403)
Expected behavior
The Copilot code review workflow should complete successfully without HTTP 403 permission errors. The job should exit with code 0 (success) after completing the code review and cleaning up artifacts.
Proposed Solution
Add explicit permissions to the workflow configuration:
permissions:
actions: write
contents: read
pull-requests: write
Or alternatively, disable artifact cleanup if not needed.
Device Info (The device where you encountered this issue)
OS: Linux
This is a CI/CD infrastructure issue, not device-specific
Flutter Doctor
N/A (This is a GitHub Actions workflow issue, not a Flutter/development environment issue)
Describe the bug/problem
The Copilot code review GitHub Actions workflow is failing consistently across multiple pull requests with an HTTP 403 permission error during artifact cleanup. The workflow exits with exit code 1 despite completing the review process.
Steps to Reproduce the bug/problem
gh: Resource not accessible by integration (HTTP 403)Expected behavior
The Copilot code review workflow should complete successfully without HTTP 403 permission errors. The job should exit with code 0 (success) after completing the code review and cleaning up artifacts.
Proposed Solution
Add explicit permissions to the workflow configuration:
Or alternatively, disable artifact cleanup if not needed.
Device Info (The device where you encountered this issue)
OS: Linux
Flutter Doctor
N/A (This is a GitHub Actions workflow issue, not a Flutter/development environment issue)