Upgrade GitHub Actions version for CI, Release & Deploy #369
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deitch
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Nov 8, 2024
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Thanks, just moved to ready and kicked off CI. Let's let it run. |
I've seen that the CI & Deploy pipelines work well (on the PR & on the master commit). However, the Release pipeline has not been tested (which is expected behavior). Maybe it will be a good thing to test it with a "new release" to be sure that work as expected. Best, Jonathan Dreyer |
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Agreed. A new release should be out soon. Might even be the last release candidate. |
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Just cut v1.0.0-rc6, looks pretty happy. Another few minutes, will be complete. Close to v1.0.0. |
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Hello,
I have seen some warnings about versions into Actions logs, and then I have upgraded all versions of GitHub Actions. Unfortunately, I cannot test it on my fork, so that is the reason for the draft PR (I hope that will allow running CI workflows).
Best,
Jonathan Dreyer