chore: Upgrade built-in actions to v6#8
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Back in September, GitHub deprecated Node 20 on its self-hosted runners. Per their blog post:
These workflows should be updated to remove the use of the older built-in actions with ones that use Node 24. Both
actions/checkoutandactions/setup-nodecould go to just v5 instead of v6, since that's when they were changed to run on Node 24, but I didn't see anything in the list of breaking changes that should affect consumers:actions/checkout v6 Notes
persist-credentialsnow stores credentials in a separate file under$RUNNER_TEMPinstead of directly in.git/configgit fetch,git push, etc. continue to work automaticallyactions/setup-node v6 Notes
Caching is now automatically enabled for npm projects when either the
devEngines.packageManagerfield or the top-levelpackageManagerfield in package.json is set tonpm. For other package managers, such as Yarn and pnpm, caching is disabled by default and must be configured manually using thecacheinput.The
always-authinput has been removed, as it is deprecated and will no longer be supported in future npm releases. To ensure your workflows continue to run without warnings or errors, please remove any references toalways-authfrom your configuration.I would also like to note that
actions/setup-node@v5did have one breaking change that might need to be addressed: