[ci] Update GitHub Actions to latest major release#824
[ci] Update GitHub Actions to latest major release#824gruenich wants to merge 1 commit intoform-dev:masterfrom
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| - name: Install dependencies (Ubuntu) | ||
| if: runner.os == 'Linux' && steps.setup.outputs.container == 'false' | ||
| uses: awalsh128/cache-apt-pkgs-action@a605dbde2ac49a823c9c87ad58491b51848bf355 # for empty_packages_behavior | ||
| uses: awalsh128/cache-apt-pkgs-action@acb598e5ddbc6f68a970c5da0688d2f3a9f04d05 # v 1.6.0 for empty_packages_behavior |
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This line can use awalsh128/cache-apt-pkgs-action@v1 once the upstream v1 tag has been updated correctly.
By the way, thanks for opening this PR!
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Do you ask me to change it to @v1 now? For me this would be the right way, I just wanted to stick to the style already used for third-party actions.
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I think @v1.6.0 is preferable for now. Ideally, @v1 and @latest should point to @v1.6.0, but they haven't been updated yet. We used @a605dbd... because, at the time, this commit had not yet been included in any release.
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I want to give the @v1 a try. How can the action be tested?
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When using v1 (= v1.5.3), the CI log shows Warning: Unexpected input(s) 'empty_packages_behavior', valid inputs are ['packages', 'version', 'execute_install_scripts', 'refresh', 'debug']. Currently, this doesn't result in any failures because the list of packages provided is always non-empty.
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I see, I created an issue upstream: awalsh128/cache-apt-pkgs-action#199
Fix deprecation warnings that Node20.js will stop working in June.
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Fix deprecation warnings that Node20.js will stop working in June.
There is one case where
actions/checkout@v1is used. This will still break in June. I am not aware of an obvious replacement.