Closed chrisjohnson00 closed 2 years ago
Please check the tags, there is one for each release and v1 points to the latest https://github.com/GsActions/commit-message-checker/tags
@chrisjohnson00 does this help?
Please check the tags, there is one for each release and v1 points to the latest https://github.com/GsActions/commit-message-checker/tags
V1 points to 0.5? Is that correct?
Please check the tags, there is one for each release and v1 points to the latest https://github.com/GsActions/commit-message-checker/tags
V1 points to 0.5? Is that correct?
Yes exactly. As you can see both tags are pointing to the same commit:
Maybe it's time for the 1.0.0 release. For the time being this action was still experimental.
Yes exactly. As you can see both tags are pointing to the same commit:
I'm curious what dependabot would do when v1
is v0.5.0
The team implemented the action with it pulling v0.5.0
, and it went into our workflow today, so I guess I'll keep an eye on what dependabot does with this once it runs later today.
I'm curious what dependabot would do when
v1
isv0.5.0
The team implemented the action with it pullingv0.5.0
, and it went into our workflow today, so I guess I'll keep an eye on what dependabot does with this once it runs later today.
Yes, Dependabot thinks that v1
is newer than v0.5.0
and created a PR to make that update. I have instructed Dependabot to ignore this update, but if you are able to create a v1.0.0
tag that would be great too.
Okay, will take care the next days to create a 1.0.0 tag...
I have a disdain for the "floating" versions that are supported by actions. Could you create a full release version for this as well?
I've been burnt by using
v1
style versions with other 3rd party actions.Just to be clear, in case you aren't sure what I mean:
v1
is both a version and an alias. It can be aliased tov1.0.0
and whenv1.0.1
comes out it aliases tov1.0.1
. Whenv1.1.0
comes outv1
is now an alias tov1.1.0
.I've had issues where an action was promoted from
v5.4
tov5.5
and it stops working due to a bug. In this case I was usingv5
and suddenly my workflows were failing without any change to them.While I'm a huge supporter of semver, I also need to have the confidence that things are not changing without my knowledge. I've since required (in my work environment) that we use full versions of actions when possible, and do a round of testing when upgrading actions.
Thank you for your contribution to actions, this one will be helpful to us :D