Releases: ASFHyP3/actions
Releases · ASFHyP3/actions
Actions v0.12.0
Actions v0.11.2
Changed
- The default Python version used for
reusable-version-info.yml
has been upgraded from 3.9 to 3.12.
Actions v0.11.1
Fixed
- Modified the
reusable-changelog-check
workflow to remove its dependency on a third-party action. The workflow behavior should remain unchanged except that applying thebumpless
label now results in the workflow being skipped rather than succeeding. Fixes #156- When upgrading this reusable action in your repository, remove the following lines from the calling workflow:
- secrets: - USER_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
- When upgrading this reusable action in your repository, remove the following lines from the calling workflow:
Actions v0.11.0
Fixed
update-examples
workflow will now strip distance and hash (longest-*
match) from the input or calculated version numbers.reusable-secrets-analysis.yml
now uses the Trufflehog Github Action to scan for only verified secrets, which should reduce or eliminate false positives.
Removed
reusable-secrets-analysis.yml
no longer recognizes.trufflehog.txt
, which was previously used to specify exclude paths.
Actions v0.10.0
Added
- Added items to the release checklist comment to remind developer to verify changes in test deployment.
Changed
update-examples
workflow is now triggerable with aworkflow_dispatch
event
Actions v0.9.0
Added
reusable-ruff
reusable workflow for perform linting and static analysis
with Ruff.update-examples
workflow to keep the pinned version number in the README
examples up to date.
Actions v0.8.3
Added
reusable-pytest
now tests Python 3.9--3.12 by default.
Actions v0.8.2
Changed
reusable-pytest
andreusable-version-info
now usesetup-micromamba
rather thanprovision-with-micromamba
which has been deprecated.
Actions v0.8.1
Added
- Modified
reusable-create-jira-issue.yml
to add
a disclaimer for the Jira issue link.
Actions v0.8.0
Added
- Added
reusable-create-jira-issue.yml
for creating a Jira
issue that corresponds to the labeled GitHub issue. reusable-pytest.yml
now includes afail_fast
option which lets you specify
the strategy for handling failures