Add a Dependabot config to auto-update GitHub action versions #2847
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I observed that several GitHub actions are using old versions and are emitting Node 12 deprecation warnings (recent examples: actions/upload-artifact in
integration.yaml
and actions/stale instale-issues.yml
).Rather than address these with a one-off PR, I've introduced a Dependabot configuration that will regularly submit PRs to keep actions up-to-date. If this PR is merged, you can anticipate that Dependabot will immediately submit several PRs to update individual actions.
As this change does not touch code nor directly modify the CI test suite, I don't think most of the checkboxes above are applicable. I've read through the contributing doc and think I've followed the document, but please let me know if there's anything additional that needs to be done! 😀
Thanks for your work on redis-py!