chore(deps): update actions/checkout action to v5 #361
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This PR contains the following updates:
v4.3.0->v5.0.0Release Notes
actions/checkout (actions/checkout)
v5.0.0Compare Source
What's Changed
⚠️ Minimum Compatible Runner Version
v2.327.1
Release Notes
Make sure your runner is updated to this version or newer to use this release.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/actions/checkout/compare/v4...v5.0.0
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Decision: Accept
Change Score: 10/10
This is a straightforward update to the GitHub Actions checkout action. Updating to the latest version is generally a good practice for security and feature enhancements. I see no immediate issues.
aa275783dctoe64499def0Decision: Accept
Change Score: 10/10
The proposed changes update the
actions/checkoutaction in several Gitea workflow files from versionv4.3.0tov5.0.0. This looks like a straightforward version upgrade. Make sure that this action is compatible with the rest of your workflow.e64499def0to98161f62f7Decision: Accept
Change Score: 10/10
This change involves updating the
actions/checkoutaction to version 5.0.0 in multiple workflow files. This is a straightforward update, and it's generally a good practice to keep actions up-to-date to benefit from potential bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features. I see no immediate problems with this change. Good job.98161f62f7to256e5239e6256e5239e6to3d84b707baDecision: Accept
Change Score: 10/10
This change updates the
actions/checkoutGitHub Action from versionv4.3.0tov5.0.0across multiple workflow files. This is a straightforward update to a widely used action. I see no immediate problems. Good job!3d84b707bato810d312ac0Decision: Accept
Change Score: 10/10
The changes update the
actions/checkoutaction to version 5.0.0 in multiple workflow files. There are no apparent issues with this change. It's a straightforward update of a widely-used action. No further modifications are needed.810d312ac0to222e6cbd35Decision: Accept
Change Score: 10/10
The proposed changes simply update the
actions/checkoutGitHub Action from version 4.3.0 to version 5.0.0 in the CI, release, and security workflows. This appears to be a straightforward dependency update. There's nothing inherently wrong with this update, and it may include bug fixes or performance improvements. Good job keeping up to date!222e6cbd35toc59dd33a3eDecision: Accept
Change Score: 10/10
The proposed changes update the
actions/checkoutaction in the CI, release, and security workflows from versionv4.3.0tov5.0.0. This is a straightforward update to a widely used action, and assuming the new version doesn't introduce breaking changes to the workflow's functionality, it's a good practice to stay up-to-date with action versions for potential security patches and new features.No specific issues were found. Code changes are accepted.
Decision: Accept
Change Score: 10/10
The changes propose updating the
actions/checkoutGitHub Action from versionv4.3.0tov5.0.0in multiple workflow files (ci.yml,release.yml,security.yml). This is a straightforward dependency update, and there is no obvious reason to reject it. I would always encourage keeping your dependencies up to date for security and bug-fix purposes.Decision: Accept
Change Score: 10/10
This change simply updates the
actions/checkoutaction to version 5.0.0 in multiple workflow files. This appears to be a routine update and doesn't introduce any immediately obvious problems. There is no immediately obvious security risk.