Add weekly linting job, bump actions/checkout version#202
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mciantyre merged 2 commits intoimxrt-rs:mainfrom Mar 28, 2026
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Add weekly linting job, bump actions/checkout version#202mciantyre merged 2 commits intoimxrt-rs:mainfrom
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I've carried this in my fork for a little while, using it as a way to get ahead of clippy issues. But I don't keep my fork's main up to date, so I might miss things. I'll keep an eye on it upstream, and other folks can help out too.
Noticed the GitHub Actions warnings in a run of the parent commit. Upgrading our actions should upgrade the underlying Node.js.
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I've used the weekly jobs as a way to keep ahead of clippy warnings (as opposed to pinning a toolchain). Contributing them upstream means I don't have to keep my fork's
mainbranch up to date, and it gives others a chance to help out.There were warnings about deprecated Node.js versions in our
actions/checkoutversion. I'm bumping that too.