chore: actions in issue label assignment workflows are using the now illegal short sha #13105
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The "keywords" in issue-label-assign are treated as regular expressions, at least as of the new release of `issue-action` that we're on (see #13105). https://github.com/Naturalclar/issue-action/blob/de307004a192a08701134a764858d925277cae5a/src/checkKeywords.ts#L11 This unmatched parenthesis is causing our issue assignment workflows to fail.
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The "keywords" in issue-label-assign are treated as regular expressions, at least as of the new release of `issue-action` that we're on (see #13105). https://github.com/Naturalclar/issue-action/blob/de307004a192a08701134a764858d925277cae5a/src/checkKeywords.ts#L11 This unmatched parenthesis is causing our issue assignment workflows to fail.
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The "keywords" in issue-label-assign are treated as regular expressions, at least as of the new release of `issue-action` that we're on (see aws#13105). https://github.com/Naturalclar/issue-action/blob/de307004a192a08701134a764858d925277cae5a/src/checkKeywords.ts#L11 This unmatched parenthesis is causing our issue assignment workflows to fail.
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The "keywords" in issue-label-assign are treated as regular expressions, at least as of the new release of `issue-action` that we're on (see #13105). https://github.com/Naturalclar/issue-action/blob/de307004a192a08701134a764858d925277cae5a/src/checkKeywords.ts#L11 This unmatched parenthesis is causing our issue assignment workflows to fail.
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Starting February 15th - its illegal to use a short sha as the action version.
See https://github.blog/changelog/2021-01-21-github-actions-short-sha-deprecation/.
This breaks our issue assignment workflows. Use a specific tagged version instead.
Note
The previous short sha represented version
2.0.1:So we should be good upgrading to
2.0.2.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license