Update gradle/actions action to v6.4.0 - #48
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This PR contains the following updates:
v6.3.0→v6.4.0Release Notes
gradle/actions (gradle/actions)
v6.4.0Compare Source
Highlights
Gradle version support status in the Job Summary
The actions now report the support status of every Gradle version used in a workflow, as job
annotations and in the Job Summary (#1057). Thanks to @ov7a for the contribution.
Deliberately not reported: patch releases (being on
9.7.0when9.7.1exists is not flagged) andpre-releases (release candidates, milestones and snapshots never produce annotations). The latest
Gradle release is determined from the wrapper checksum data already bundled with the action, so no
network access is required.
Note that these annotations are emitted independently of the
add-job-summarysetting: settingadd-job-summary: 'never'suppresses the Job Summary itself, but the warning and notice annotationsremain.
Gradle itself is now reported in the dependency graph
The
dependency-submissionaction now applies v1.5.0 of theGitHub Dependency Graph Gradle Plugin
(up from v1.4.2) (#1069).
The headline change is that the Gradle Build Tool running the build is now reported as an
org.gradle:gradle-coredependency, so that GitHub can surface known vulnerabilities in the versionof Gradle used to run your build. These are the coordinates that GitHub advisories for the Gradle
Build Tool are published against.
Details worth knowing:
that filter aggressively.
A new Gradle signing key, if you use dependency verification
github-dependency-graph-gradle-plugin1.5.0is signed with a new Gradle signing subkey, and thekey previously documented in our setup guide has been revoked upstream:
org.gradle:github-dependency-graph-gradle-plugin1.5.0and laterE2879931BCA1A42E55F2D64DD9B2DFBD9F3298BA(new)org.gradleplugin versions before the rotation7B79ADD11F8A779FE90FD3D0893A028475557671(old, revoked)com.gradleDevelocity Gradle plugin, including4.5.07B79ADD11F8A779FE90FD3D0893A028475557671(old, revoked)Because the Develocity Gradle plugin is still signed with the old key, you should trust both keys
rather than swapping one for the other — replacing the old key outright will break Develocity
injection. The documented snippet in
docs/setup-gradle.md
has been updated accordingly (#1071):
cache-provider: externalfor externally managed Gradle User HomeBuilds that save and restore Gradle User Home by some other mechanism (Develocity Artifact Cache, for
example) previously had to set
cache-disabled: true, which was misleading: caching wasn't disabled,it just wasn't managed by this action, and the Job Summary reported it as "Disabled".
cache-provider: externalskips Gradle User Home restore/save exactly ascache-disableddoes, butreports a distinct External status in the Job Summary explaining that caching is handled by
another provider (#1059).
Develocity access keys containing OIDC tokens now work
Short-lived-token handling validated the
server=key[;server=key]*access key format with a regexwhose
keyportion was too strict, so an access key holding an OIDC token value was rejectedoutright. Worse, had it passed the regex, parsing split each entry on
=and kept only the secondfield — silently truncating any key containing
=(as JWT padding does) and sending the mangledkey to the server. Both problems are fixed (#1061).
Job Summary attribution
Job summaries produced by
setup-gradleanddependency-submissionnow carry a top-level headingnaming the action, so the block stays attributable when another action's summary content lands in the
same job (#1058).
Updated defaults
wrapper-validation(368 → 373 entries)What's Changed
:wrappertask by @cobexer in #1064New Contributors
Full Changelog: gradle/actions@v6.3.0...v6.4.0
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