chore(deps): use latest version of renovate-automatic-branch action #972
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It's not cached it's based on tags, I just always forget to retag the v1. |
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oh okay, do you also have to tag |
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no latest is automatic in "docker" and every container service but it has the inconvenience of upgrading major without you knowing it ;) |
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🧭 What and Why
Github seems to use a cached version when using tag like
@v1, and never updates.We want to use the latest feature (like
pull-request-title) so we use thelatesttag, as long as @bodinsamuel doesn't sabotage his actionWait until next friday to try it out !