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extracted from #7491
Probably blocked until #7483 is merged
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- Chores
- Pinned CI action references to exact commits in several workflow jobs to improve build stability and reproducibility.
- Minor workflow formatting cleanup (added spacing) to improve readability of CI configuration.
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Pinned actions/setup-python to a specific commit SHA in multiple cron CI jobs and added blank-line formatting around those steps in the workflow YAML. No other workflow logic or step inputs were changed.
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Workflow Configuration .github/workflows/cron-ci.yaml |
Updated actions/setup-python ref from v6.2.0 to commit a309ff8b426b58ec0e2a45f0f869d46889d02405 (annotated # v6.2.0) in the codecov, whatsleft, and benchmark jobs; added surrounding blank lines for readability. No other inputs, commands, or job flow altered. |
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🐇 I hop through YAML, tidy and spry,
Pinning a hash so actions don't fly,
Blank lines tucked neat, each step in its place,
Cron hums along at a calm, steady pace.
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In @.github/workflows/cron-ci.yaml:
- Around line 53-54: The YAML uses a block scalar for the codecov action's files
input which v5 expects as a comma-separated string; update the `files` input for
the Codecov step (the `files` key used with the codecov action invocation) to a
single-line, comma-separated value (e.g., "path/to/file1, path/to/file2")
instead of the multi-line block scalar so the action parses it correctly.
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ShaharNaveh
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Pin setup-python action to a commit hash - part 2
Pin setup-python action to a commit hash - part 2
Mar 24, 2026
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oh, please chcek the action lint
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@youknowone the errors here aren't related to the changes, can we merge?
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