Pin two imported actions to a set sha#90
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This pull request enhances security by pinning GitHub Actions to specific commit SHAs instead of using version tags, which helps prevent supply chain attacks.
- Pin
ruby/setup-rubyaction from version tagv1to SHA829114fc20da43a41d27359103ec7a63020954d4 - Pin
licensee/setup-licensedaction from version tagv1.3.2to SHA0d52e575b3258417672be0dff2f115d7db8771d8
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Pinning to a version instead of a SHA can lead to supply chain attacks. This aims to link to the current release sha for both updates.