ci: use repository-backed actionlint - #79
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Related Issues
GitHub actions org level allow list doesn't seem to support
uses: docker://references.When the allow list is enforced,
docker://references fail, without possibility to allow them.Summary
The proposed change is to replace the usage of actionlint via docker with
setup-go + go install.Note: other alternatives could be considered, such as
reviewdog/action-actionlintaction, which seems to be the closest thing from an official action.