Pin the artefact upload and the rest by commit - #23
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A tag is a pointer its owner can move. Every third-party action here referenced one, so a workflow that passed yesterday could run different code today without a single commit in this repository, and the version a reader sees would still say what it always said. Each reference now names the commit the tag pointed at, with the version in a trailing comment so a human can still read it. azure/setup-helm published an ANNOTATED tag, which points at a tag object rather than at a commit: pinning that object would have pinned a thing its owner can still move, so it is dereferenced to the commit underneath. Nothing about what runs changes today. What changes is that it cannot change tomorrow without a commit here.
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A tag is a pointer its owner can move. Every third-party action in this repository referenced one, so a workflow that passed yesterday could run different code today with no commit here, and the version a reader sees would still say what it always said.
Each reference now names the commit the tag pointed at, with the version in a trailing comment.
azure/setup-helmpublished an annotated tag, which points at a tag object rather than a commit. Pinning that object would have pinned something its owner can still move, so it is dereferenced to the commit underneath.Nothing about what runs changes today. What changes is that it cannot change tomorrow without a commit here.