Use @v2 instead of @master in Readme #64
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LGTM! (I approve of this, but I don't have any actual permissions here - this is more my 'stamp of agreement' that I would like to see this in the README.md as well.)
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Thanks for creating this action. Works great!
Just a suggestion that it'd be better to use
actions/checkout@v2instead of@masterin the Readme, for stability. That's Github's current recommendation.