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ci: upgrade GitHub Actions off deprecated Node 20#2

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Why

GitHub is removing the Node 20 action runtime from runners on 2026-06-16; actions still on node20 will break. Our auto-tag run already surfaced the deprecation warning for actions/checkout@v4.

I verified each action's runtime via its action.yml using: field (current vs. target) rather than guessing.

Changes

Action Before After Runtime
actions/checkout v4 v6 node20 → node24
hashicorp/setup-terraform v3 v4 node20 → node24
actions/setup-python v5 v6 node20 → node24
extractions/setup-just v2 v4 composite (freshness bump)

Deliberately left alone

  • terraform-linters/setup-tflint@v4 — still node20, and no Node 24 major is published yet. Bumping wouldn't help; will revisit when upstream ships one. (This means one Node-20 warning may persist until then.)

All four target majors confirmed to exist as real tag refs. YAML validated for all four workflows.

Verification

This same-repo PR runs the full pipeline using the upgraded actions, so a green check here is the proof they work.

Node 20 action runtimes are removed from GitHub runners on 2026-06-16.
Bump the affected actions to their Node 24 majors:

- actions/checkout        v4 -> v6
- hashicorp/setup-terraform v3 -> v4
- actions/setup-python    v5 -> v6
- extractions/setup-just  v2 -> v4

setup-tflint stays at v4 (no Node 24 major published yet).
@jmfiola jmfiola merged commit 4776397 into main Jun 1, 2026
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@jmfiola jmfiola deleted the ci/upgrade-node20-actions branch June 1, 2026 20:57
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