Update CodeQL actions to latest version #1547
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This hasn’t fixed the problem. My apologies. The code quality workflow only runs on PRs so I couldn’t test it beforehand. I’m trying again to find the source of problem. |
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That does seem odd. At first glance, the changes in this PR look like those described in the blog post. |
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In a direct message, @sogaiu pointed out that it might be related to github/codeql-action#2701. I’ll wait to see if the update to v2.20.2 fixes it when that’s rolled out (apparently) later this week. |
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The GitHub workflow that Janet runs to check code quality began failing with the merge of #1544 on 12 January 2025. This workflow uses version 2 of various CodeQL actions. According to this blog post, these actions were ‘retired’ on 10 January 2025.
This PR changes the version from 2 to 3. This is the latest version at the time of this PR.