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Update URL Checker Workflow to Latest Actions #3250
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Hi @Prasad-JB, can you confirm which issue this is addressing, I think you have the wrong reference in the text. Have you tested that the actions work on your branch? |
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Hi @tghosth, 1. The PR updates the URL Checker workflow to use I can update the PR description to make the issue reference explicit and remove any confusion. |
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@Prasad-JB issue #71 has nothing to do with github workflows... |
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Hey @tghosth, you’re right, issue #71 isn’t related to workflows. This PR just updates the URL Checker workflow to use I’ve tested it on my branch and everything runs fine. I’ll remove the wrong issue reference from the description to avoid confusion. |
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So I just don't understand the rationale here. Can you prepare a more detailed explanation of why I would want to do this, especially since with one you are making it more specific and the other you are making it more general so I don't understand the logic. |
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Hey @tghosth, totally understand the confusion, let me clarify a bit.
So while one update might look like it’s making things “more specific” and the other “more general,” the intent is simply to make sure we’re using maintained and supported versions going forward. |
I understand this.
Regardless of the intent, I still don't think you have provided a clear enough explanation of the logic in making one “more specific” and the other “more general,” |
Updated workflow to use actions/checkout@v4.
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gaurav-nelson/github-action-markdown-link-check@v1.0.15is the latest stable release.No source code changes required; this ensures GitHub Actions run with maintained dependencies.
Addresses issue #71 by keeping the workflow up-to-date and reducing reliance on deprecated transitive dependencies.