update runs to checkout@v4 to use node20 since node16 is deprecated #556
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Purpose/implementation Section
What scientific question is your analysis addressing?
As in V15 download and release notes (1/2) #554 and V15 subset files (2/2) #555, there is a persistent issue with the CRANIO module in that it appears that disk space is being exhausted. I am attempting some cleanup steps per the comments here.
I am pre-emptively updating to actions v4 which uses node 20 per the warning:
What was your approach?
I remove all swap files, all old docker images, cache, unused packages prior to each analysis run.
What GitHub issue does your pull request address?
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