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LGTM (with an assist from Peter)
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Summary
Pinned specific SHA versions for the GitHub Actions used in the CI workflows to tighten security posture. Also addressed a minor formatting issue in the
README.mdthat was causing one of the workflows to fail.Related issue
#6601
Problem statement
Workflow actions throughout the
.github/*directory used mutable tags (@v2,@v1). The more secure option is to pin these to specific commit hashes so we know exactly which version is running.Solution
Pinned each GitHub Action to a specific commit SHA in all workflow files:
This ensures the workflow uses known versions of the actions, providing stability and predictability for future runs.