chore(deps): update actions/checkout digest to a5ac7e5

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Package	Type	Update	Change
actions/checkout	action	digest	b4ffde6 -> a5ac7e5

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[codecov]

The provided Git diff indicates that the version of the GitHub Actions 'checkout' action has been updated across multiple workflow files. Although that might seem straightforward, it's essential to verify that the new version doesn't introduce breaking changes or behaves differently compared to the previous one. Additionally, while it can be convenient to use commit hashes since they point to a specific state of the repository, they are harder to understand than semantic versioning. Therefore, I recommend using tagged releases if possible.

[codecov]

The commit hash for the 'checkout' action has been updated. Please validate that there are no breaking changes introduced by this new version that could affect the functionality of your workflow.

[codecov]

The commit hash for the 'checkout' action has been updated. Please ensure that the new version introduces no changes that could negatively impact your workflow.

[codecov]

The 'checkout' action version has changed. To ensure the change doesn't impact your CI process, please verify there are no breaking changes in the new version.

[codecov]

The version of the 'checkout' action has been updated. It's essential to verify this doesn't affect the functionality of the workflow.

[codecov]

The commit hash of the 'checkout' action has changed. Please validate the new version, ensuring it doesn't introduce any breaking changes that might affect your workflow.

[codecov]

The changes made across all workflows are identical and relate to switching the commit SHA for the GitHub action, 'actions/checkout'. However, the comments in the code still indicate version 4, despite updating to a new commit. It is important to sync these comments with the commit updates to prevent misunderstandings or potential issues in the future.

[codecov]

The 'actions/checkout' has been updated to a different commit, but the comment still marks it as '# v4'. If the new commit id corresponds to a new version of the 'checkout' action, please update the comment accordingly.

[codecov]

Same here, the comment '# v4' after 'actions/checkout' needs to reflect the new version corresponding to the updated commit SHA.

[codecov]

Please update the '# v4' comment to match with the new version introduced by the new commit SHA for 'actions/checkout' action.

[codecov]

Again, please update the '# v4' comment as per the new commit SHA for the 'actions/checkout' action.

[codecov]

The '# v4' comment following the 'actions/checkout' action needs to be updated to match the new commit SHA.

[codecov]

All the changes in this diff seem to be related to changing a particular commit hash for the 'actions/checkout' action across various GitHub workflows. The meaning of the previous commit hash or the new commit hash isn't clear, as each specific commit in a Git repository is unique to the code changes made in that commit. It would be helpful to have a comment briefly explaining why this specific hash is necessary and what changes are included in this version of the 'actions/checkout' action.

[codecov]

This change updates the version of the GitHub Actions checkout action used in the codeql-analysis.yml workflow. Verify that this update does not cause any issues with this workflow.

[codecov]

This change updates the version of the GitHub Actions checkout action used in the main.yml workflow. Make sure the workflow continues to function as expected after this update.

[codecov]

The version of the GitHub Actions checkout action used in the node.yml workflow is updated here. Please ensure this update does not affect the workflow's functionality.

[codecov]

This line changes the version of the GitHub Actions checkout action used in the release.yml workflow. Validate that the workflow runs as expected after the update.

[codecov]

The version of the GitHub Actions checkout action used in the semgrep.yml workflow is updated in this line. Make sure this change did not introduce any issues in the workflow.

[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 9.74%. Comparing base (deff04e) to head (f47da8c).

✅ All tests successful. No failed tests found.

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[codecov]

CodecovAI submitted a new review for 0f11ba7

[codecov]

The reference for 'actions/checkout' has been updated from 'b4ffde65f46336ab88eb53be808477a3936bae11' to '0ad4b8fadaa221de15dcec353f45205ec38ea70b'. Ensure that this new reference points to a valid and stable version of the action before this change is merged.

[codecov]

Again, 'actions/checkout' reference has been updated here. Ensure that this update doesn't break any dependencies or workflows.

[codecov]

Same code change noticed in the 'node.yml' file, review and confirm.

[codecov]

The 'release.yml' file uses the 'actions/checkout' as well, ensure the new version is stable.

[codecov]

Confirm the update for the 'actions/checkout' reference in 'semgrep.yml' file as well.

[codecov]

CodecovAI submitted a new review for 1993551

[codecov]

The 'actions/checkout' was updated to another commit hash. While this is generally acceptable, it's better to use published versions (like 'actions/checkout@v2') instead of commit hashes, unless necessary, for better readability and maintainability.

[codecov]

The same as mentioned in the previous comment applies here. Consider using published versions where possible.

[codecov]

Again, the version of 'actions/checkout' was updated using commit hash. Consider using published versions.

[codecov]

The same as mentioned in the previous comments applies. Checkout action version has been updated to a newer commit hash. Consider using a published version.

[codecov]

Once again, the version of 'actions/checkout' was updated using commit hash. Consider using published versions whenever it is possible to do so.

[codecov]

CodecovAI submitted a new review for 1993551

[codecov]

This line changes the version of the 'checkout' action used in the workflow. Please ensure that the new version (referenced by the commit hash '0ad4b8fadaa221de15dcec353f45205ec38ea70b') doesn't contain any changes that could break the workflow.

[codecov]

This one also changes the version of the 'checkout' action. If the 'checkout' action behaves differently in the new version, it may affect subsequent steps in this workflow.

[codecov]

This is another change to the 'checkout' action version used. Since this is used in a node-related workflow, any breaking changes could directly affect the build and deployment process.

[codecov]

This one, like the others, changes the 'checkout' action version. The Github Action 'actions/checkout' is a key workflow invoker, so the update may need a careful research.

[codecov]

This last change also alters the 'checkout' action version referenced in the workflow. As in previous comments, ensure that the new version doesn't introduce any breaking changes or unexpected behavior.

[codecov]

CodecovAI submitted a new review for d288963

[codecov]

Consider using tags instead of commit hashes to reference GitHub Actions to make it easier to understand the version being used. For example, use 'actions/checkout@v4' instead of 'actions/checkout@44c2b7a8a4ea60a981eaca3cf939b5f4305c123b'. If all workflows use the same version of an action and need updating, it could be easier to track and change. Remember: using tags can carry a security risk, as tags can be moved to point to a different commit. If this is a concern for your project, disregard this suggestion.

[codecov]

Repeat comment from [10].

[codecov]

Repeat comment from [10].

[codecov]

Repeat comment from [10].

[codecov]

Repeat comment from [10].

[codecov]

CodecovAI submitted a new review for d288963

[codecov]

You've updated the 'Checkout' action version used in the 'codeql-analysis.yml' workflow. Make sure to test this workflow with the new version.

[codecov]

The 'Checkout' action version is also updated here in 'main.yml'. Again, make sure to verify the new version works as expected in this workflow.

[codecov]

In 'node.yml', the git 'Checkout' version is updated. Check to ensure the workflow functions as intended with the new version.

[codecov]

You've updated the GitHub 'Checkout' action used in the 'release.yml' workflow. The new version should be tested in this workflow.

[codecov]

Update in 'semgrep.yml'. Similar to earlier mentions, please make sure to check the workflow for any potential discrepancies introduced by the new version.

[codecov]

CodecovAI submitted a new review for 2d1888d

[codecov]

The version of 'actions/checkout' is updated in the 'codeql-analysis.yml' workflow. Ensure that it doesn't introduce errors or breaks. Validate if this new version improves performance or optimisation.

[codecov]

The version of 'actions/checkout' is updated in the 'main.yml' workflow. Test this script to confirm no errors or breaks are introduced.

[codecov]

The version of 'actions/checkout' is updated in the 'node.yml' workflow. Validate the changes in a test environment to ensure consistency and improved performance.

[codecov]

The version of 'actions/checkout' is updated in the 'release.yml' workflow. Ensure it integrates seamlessly with the rest of the script after this update.

[codecov]

The version of 'actions/checkout' is updated in 'semgrep.yml' workflow. Please validate that this change doesn't break any existing functionality and in fact optimises the performance where possible.

[codecov]

CodecovAI submitted a new review for 2d1888d

[codecov]

Updating actions/checkout commit hash is risky operation since it directly affects all the workflow steps. You need to ensure that the version you upgraded to is compatible with your software and has been thoroughly tested and verified. Also, transitioning to a tagged version rather than a direct commit hash may be more maintainable and secure.

[codecov]

Again, if there's a reason why we're not using tagged versions, it should be commented here in the repo to inform future maintenance work.

[codecov]

Just like the previous ones, it's critical to know exactly what changes has been made in the new commit. All the potential impacts need to be thoroughly evaluated before applying to your workflows.

[codecov]

In line with previous comments, using commit hash makes it less transparent about the changes and updates involved in the new version. It could lead to unanticipated issues in your workflows.

[codecov]

It's important to confirm whether the new commit hash refer to a stable and secure version of the checkout action. Remember about security aspects. It's recommended to pull from a release tag rather than a raw commit hash if you can.

[sonarcloud]

Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
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