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chore: bump action versions in README examples and docker image to v9#437

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What

Our latest release is v9, we need the references of stale-repos to be v9, especially the action.yml

Updated all GitHub Action version references in README.md examples and the Docker image tag in action.yml to their latest major versions.

Why

The documented examples and action definition referenced outdated action versions. Bumping to current versions ensures users get security fixes, performance improvements, and new features from upstream dependencies.

Notes

  • actions/checkout bumped from v4 to v6 with persist-credentials: false added for security hardening
  • peter-evans/create-issue-from-file bumped from v5 to v6
  • actions/github-script bumped from v6 to v8
  • The action.yml Docker image tag change from v7 to v9 means this is a breaking release boundary — consumers pinned to v7 will not pick up this change until they update their workflow references

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## What

Updated all GitHub Action version references in README.md examples and
the Docker image tag in action.yml to their latest major versions.

## Why

The documented examples and action definition referenced outdated action
versions. Bumping to current versions ensures users get security fixes,
performance improvements, and new features from upstream dependencies.

## Notes

- `actions/checkout` bumped from v4 to v6 with `persist-credentials: false` added for security hardening
- `peter-evans/create-issue-from-file` bumped from v5 to v6
- `actions/github-script` bumped from v6 to v8
- The `action.yml` Docker image tag change from v7 to v9 means this is a breaking release boundary — consumers pinned to v7 will not pick up this change until they update their workflow references

Signed-off-by: jmeridth <jmeridth@gmail.com>
@jmeridth jmeridth self-assigned this Feb 28, 2026
@jmeridth jmeridth requested a review from zkoppert as a code owner February 28, 2026 11:43
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Pull request overview

This PR bumps version references for GitHub Actions used in README example workflows and updates the Docker image tag in action.yml to align with the repository's latest release (v9). It also adds persist-credentials: false to actions/checkout steps in the README examples for security hardening.

Changes:

  • Updated all github-community-projects/stale-repos action references from v7 to v9 across all README examples
  • Updated actions/checkout from v4 to v6 with persist-credentials: false in two README example workflows
  • Updated peter-evans/create-issue-from-file from v5 to v6 and actions/github-script from v6 to v8 in README examples, and updated the Docker image tag from v7 to v9 in action.yml

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File Description
action.yml Docker image tag updated from v7 to v9
README.md All example action version references bumped to their claimed latest versions

@jmeridth jmeridth merged commit 86c425f into main Feb 28, 2026
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@jmeridth jmeridth deleted the jm_fix_version branch February 28, 2026 17:17
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