Actions Updates #178
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Brings a bunch of our github actions back up to date to remove more deprecation warnings and also removes an unnecessary caching step since actions/setup-go@v4 does this by default. Signed-off-by: dtfranz <dfranz@redhat.com>
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Yes, that's a good idea. Some of these deprecation warnings will become blockers on May 31st. I'll take care of rukpak and I can take a look at OLM as well. |
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Brings a bunch of our github actions back up to date to remove more deprecation warnings and also removes an unnecessary caching step since actions/setup-go@v4 does this by default.
I'll carry these changes over to rukpak as well if they work correctly :)