Label on approved is running with wrong permissions

[igorpecovnik]

Description

pull_request_review might not grant required permissions. pull_request_target runs in the context of the base repository (i.e., the one the PR is targeting), giving the correct access to secrets and permissions.

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• My code follows the style guidelines of this project
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• My changes generate no new warnings
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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the workflow configuration in .github/workflows/pr-label-on-approved.yml by changing the event trigger from pull_request_review to pull_request_target. This update enables the workflow to execute in the context of the target repository instead of the source repository. Additionally, the workflow name, job name, and step name have been reformatted with quotation marks. The permissions configuration remains unchanged, and the job's conditions and steps continue to operate as before.

Possibly related PRs

• Fix permissions for label Ready to Merge on approved pull requests #8079: This PR involves modifications to the workflow, specifically adding a permissions section, which shows a direct code-level relationship with the changes in this pull request.

Suggested reviewers

• rpardini
• hzyitc

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• .github/workflows/pr-label-on-approved.yml (2 hunks)

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.github/workflows/pr-label-on-approved.yml (3)

1-2: Workflow Name and Trigger Update

The workflow name is now enclosed in quotes and the event trigger has been changed to pull_request_target. This update ensures that the workflow runs in the context of the target repository, thereby providing the necessary permissions for accessing secrets and performing privileged operations.

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11-12: Job Condition and Naming Update

The job labelWhenApproved now includes a condition (if: ${{ github.repository_owner == 'armbian' }}) to ensure it executes only for the official repository. Additionally, the job name is formatted with quotes to align with the updated style guidelines, improving consistency and readability.

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15-16: Step Naming Consistency

The step name is now enclosed in quotes, which is consistent with the workflow and job naming updates. This change has no functional impact but enhances the overall clarity and consistency of the configuration.

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