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@felixbr FWIW, we have looked at sbt-github-actions and well, we have 5 repositories (twitter/util, twitter/scrooge, twitter/finagle, twitter/twitter-server and twitter/finatra) that are developed internally in a monorepo and which we try to keep in sync with each other once in GitHub and that makes off the shelf tools like this a bit challenging to integrate. Thanks for the suggestion. We will probably circle back to it and take another look in the future.
Thanks @felixbr, this landed in https://github.com/twitter/util/commit/465601a701d3f604f73e3efcb194bc448efcf492
When I opened the PR to update Scala to 2.13.6 I forgot to update the version for Github Actions. This PR fixes that.
As a side-note: Have you considered using sbt-github-actions? It's pretty good in keeping these things consistent and many projects use it successfully.
Cheers ~ Felix