Action version bumps to resolve warnings about upcoming Node.js 20 EOL in CI#185
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Pick up the change to the node24 runtime, as Node.js 20 actions are currently deprecated and will mean checkout@v4 is end-of-life on September 16th 2026. There are no breaking changes for our use case across the major version bumps, so we use the latest major release. Signed-off-by: Alex Jones <alex.jones@lowrisc.org>
Pick up the change to the node24 runtime, as Node.js 20 actions are currently deprecated and will mean upload-artifact@v4 is end-of-life on September 16th 2026. There are no major breaking changes across these major version bumps for our use case, so we move to use the latest major release. Signed-off-by: Alex Jones <alex.jones@lowrisc.org>
Pick up the change to the node24 runtime, as Node.js 20 actions are currently deprecated and will mean upload-artifact@v4 is end-of-life on September 16th 2026. The main breaking change is for users whose specified an artifact by ID (`artifact-ids`) for single artifact downloads. We only download artifacts by pattern, so this does not impact us. The latest version makes hash mismatches error by default (which seems sensible, so we'll leave that enabled) and only tries to unzip zipped files (which is our existing use case, so there should be no noticeable change). There are no other major breaking changes across these major version bumps for our use case, so we move to use the latest major release. Signed-off-by: Alex Jones <alex.jones@lowrisc.org>
Pick up the change to the node24 runtime, as Node.js 20 actions are currently deprecated and will mean upload-artifact@v4 is end-of-life on September 16th 2026. There are no major breaking changes across this major version bump for our use case, so we move to use the latest major release. Signed-off-by: Alex Jones <alex.jones@lowrisc.org>
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LGTM! Thanks @AlexJones0
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Bump all actions that were still using node20 to newer major versions that use node24. For each action I've checked the breaking changes and migration guidance in the release notes, and it appears that no breaking changes impact our use cases.
For any updated actions that support immutable releases, I've pinned the specific immutable release. This would also mean pinning a specific SHA for the commonplace
checkout,upload-artifactanddownload-artifactsupported by GitHub, so for now these remain pinned only to major versions whilst no immutable releases exist. There are issues open on these actions upstream to support moving to immutable releases.