chore(ci): bump actions to versions that use Node 24+#3471
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About setup protoc, nice alternative is protox, which is rust native proto compiler running at build.rs time, leaving us and the users with no protoc (c) dependency |
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actions/checkout@v4is flagged, so I started there.Then checked other "v4" actions, and notably
upload-artifactswas also running on node 20. This one had to be bumped 2 major versions. I checked and the same inputs are still there. Hopefully no surprises here.Then, the third party actions, 3 were bumped:
docker/setup-qemu-action,docker/setup-buildx-action, anddorny/paths-filter.Important flag here is that
arduino/setup-protoc@v3seems to be the latest release available and is still using node 20... I guess we can either live with it until it bites us, or just look for an alternative.Closes #3460