Update JasonEtco/is-sponsor-label-action action to v2 #16
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v1→v2Release Notes
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Decision: Reject
Change Score: 2/10
The updated
sponsors.ymlfile only changes the version of theis-sponsor-label-actionfromv1tov2. However, it does not mention the necessity of updating the GitHub workflow for compatibility with the newer version.Issues:
The action's documentation should be checked to ensure that the action has been updated and is compatible with the new versions of GitHub Actions.
Before updating the GitHub workflow, please check the action's documentation and GitHub release notes to ensure compatibility and that the new version requires any changes to the workflow.
Suggestions:
Check the GitHub Action's documentation (https://github.com/JasonEtco/is-sponsor-label-action) to confirm that the updated version
v2is compatible with the current GitHub Actions ecosystem. If necessary, update the workflow to accommodate the changes.After verifying compatibility, update the GitHub workflow file to use the
v2version of the action and ensure the necessary changes have been applied.If there are any changes to the workflow, update the commit message to reflect the changes made to accommodate the newer version of the action.
Additional Note: As of the review on 2026-01-05, Python version 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14 are considered released software, and it is a good practice to check the dependencies for compatibility.