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Some organizations have a policy of always referring to GitHub actions by commit hash rather than tag, as tags can be moved without review. This explores what this would look like for `sbt-github-actions`. Of course the main downside would be that updating the hashes creates churn.
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Some organizations have a policy of always referring to GitHub actions by commit hash rather than tag, as tags can be moved without review.
This explores what this would look like for
sbt-github-actions. Of course the main downside would be that updating the hashes creates churn.