Vercel GitHub App now requests Actions and Workflows permissions
The Vercel GitHub App now requests additional repository permissions for Actions (read) and Workflows (read and write) to enable reading workflow run logs for CI diagnostics and configuring CI workflow files, including creating production-ready repositories with pre-configured CI/CD pipelines. Users must accept these updated permissions in their GitHub organization or account settings.
The now requests two additional repository permissions on install: () and ( & ).Vercel GitHub AppActionsWorkflowsreadreadwrite
These permissions enable to read workflow run logs to help diagnose CI failures and configure CI workflow files on your behalf. This also allows to create complete, production-ready repositories with configured CI/CD pipelines. To use these features, .Vercel Agentv0accept the updated permissions in your GitHub organization or account settings
For full details on all permissions requested by the Vercel GitHub App, see the .documentation
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