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Great, I am out of town and will probably update V2 release on Wednesday or Thursday. If you notice any issues in the meantime then please let me know
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V2 points to the latest (2.3.4) release
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NB: I don't think it's our action still using checkout@v2, I updated that recently.
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reusableWorkflow.yml
is using peter-evans/create-pull-request@v3 and using v4 will get rid of node depreciation warning.
PR will follow to uptake new dependency version
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Also the use of set-output
in entrypoint.sh needs to be replaced as those statements are deprecated.
Will follow up on this as well
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reusableWorkflow.yml
is using peter-evans/create-pull-request@v3 and using v4 will get rid of node depreciation warning.
Ah great, thanks for the quick reply and for taking a look!
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@finestructure can you test against the main branch that there are no unexpected errors? Once confirmed then I will apply the changes to V2
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I'm not sure if I'm doing this the right way or if there's an issue. I've created a branch test-pkg-dep
and changed reusableWorkflow.yml@v2
to reusableWorkflow.yml@main
. However, that gives me:
Error: Unable to resolve action `MarcoEidinger/swift-package-dependencies-check@eliminateWarnings`, unable to find version `eliminateWarnings`
when running the action.
Is this the correct way to test main
?
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Mmm, looks like that branch eliminateWarnings
does indeed not exist in the repo. Did you perhaps not push it?
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@finestructure sorry that code change was a leftover from earlier testing. I pushed a fix and using main branch should work now
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Great, that's working fine now! Thanks for the quick fix!
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Release 2.3.4 got published by me
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