The correct option is repository owner name, repository name, and the run_id of the workflow run.

This is correct because the GitHub REST endpoint for downloading a workflow run log archive is addressed by the path parameters owner, repository, and the run ID. These three values uniquely identify which run you want and they map directly to the placeholders in the endpoint path for workflow run logs. An authentication token can be required for private repositories or to raise rate limits, yet it does not identify the specific run logs you are requesting.

owner, repo, and job_id is incorrect because a job ID targets the job logs endpoint rather than the workflow run logs endpoint. To download the run level log archive you must use the run ID, not the job ID.

repo, authentication token, and run_id is incorrect because it omits the owner. The owner is a required path parameter that is needed to locate the repository unambiguously, and a token is not an identifier for the resource.

owner, repo, and authentication token is incorrect because it omits the run ID, which is essential to select the exact workflow run whose logs you want. A token controls access but does not specify which run to fetch.

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