As I understand it, this action strictly follows the support period of 24 months for SPEC 0 packages (although non-SPEC 0 packages can be dropped after a different number of years via the update_all input).
For some projects, it can be desirable to have a different support period. For these use cases, it would be helpful to have a way for users to specify a different period for the SPEC 0 packages as well (e.g., 36 months instead of 24 months).
If update_all is also applied to SPEC 0 packages, it would be helpful to clarify that in README.md.
Thank you for creating a very helpful action!
As I understand it, this action strictly follows the support period of 24 months for SPEC 0 packages (although non-SPEC 0 packages can be dropped after a different number of years via the
update_allinput).For some projects, it can be desirable to have a different support period. For these use cases, it would be helpful to have a way for users to specify a different period for the SPEC 0 packages as well (e.g., 36 months instead of 24 months).
If
update_allis also applied to SPEC 0 packages, it would be helpful to clarify that inREADME.md.Thank you for creating a very helpful action!