Record the pinned deploy action version in its comment - #160
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The version comment beside the SHA-pinned plugin-deploy action read "stable" rather than naming the release. The pinned SHA resolves to tag 2.3.0, so the comment now records that, making the pin auditable at a glance. Only the comment changes; the commit SHA is untouched.
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Summary
The release workflow pins
10up/action-wordpress-plugin-deployto a full commit SHA, which is what we want for supply-chain safety. The trailing comment, though, read# stablerather than naming a release, so the pin was not auditable at a glance: a reviewer could not tell which version that SHA represents without resolving it by hand, and "stable" misleadingly implies a moving target when the pin is in fact fixed.The pinned SHA (
54bd289b…) resolves to tag 2.3.0, so the comment now records that. Nothing functional changes: the commit SHA is untouched, so the workflow deploys using exactly the same action version as before, the label just now identifies it.