fix(build): Use current version of GitHub actions to avoid warnings #2461
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The old action versions previously specified attempted to use Node.js v12, which is no longer supported, and a warning is issued when they run on v16 instead. Update build.yml so that we use versions of the actions that use a version of node.js that is still supported.
gonfunko
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Sep 25, 2024
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The basics
The details
Resolves
Resolves warnings issued by GitHub when running build workflow.
Proposed Changes
Update
build.ymlso that we use versions of the actions that use a version of node.js that is still supported.Reason for Changes
The old action versions previously specified attempted to use Node.js v12, which is no longer supported, and a warning is issued when they run on v16 instead.
Test Coverage
… is less noisy now.