Simplify action implementation, only use stable versions #5
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Simplify action implementation, only use stable versions
♻️ Current situation & Problem
The current SwiftLint action usually checks out the
mainbranch to make sure to use a current version of SwiftLint. However, thelatestswiftlint docker image uses the main branch and doesn't point to the latest stable/released version.This PR rewrites the action to be simple steps that download the GitHub artifacts from the latest GitHub version tag. This makes sure that we always have a current SwiftLint version, but only ever use a distributed version.
⚙️ Release Notes
mainbranch.✅ Testing
Tested with actions. Note, minimum required ubuntu version is 22.04.
We also tested this in a SpeziAccount PR, see StanfordSpezi/SpeziAccount@5941870.
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