Pin transitive GitHub Actions to immutable SHAs - #209
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Pin transitive GitHub Actions to immutable SHAs#209Evgeny Grigorenko (evgri243) wants to merge 1 commit into
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Repositories with immutable-action policies cannot use the composite action because
setup-bun,upload-artifact, andadd-and-commitare referenced by mutable major-version tags. Pin those three transitive actions to the commits currently resolved by their respective tags while retaining readable version comments.This keeps the composite action usable in organizations that require every action, including transitive composite steps, to use a full-length commit SHA.