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Downgrade GitHub Actions to v4 and add workflow_dispatch trigger#5064

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Downgrade GitHub Actions to v4 and add workflow_dispatch trigger#5064
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Summary

This PR updates the GitHub Actions workflows to use older versions of actions and adds manual workflow dispatch capability to the debug build workflow.

Key Changes

  • Action version downgrades: Downgraded all GitHub Actions to v4 versions:

    • actions/checkout: v6 → v4
    • actions/setup-java: v5 → v4
    • actions/upload-artifact: v6 → v4
    • gradle/actions/dependency-submission: v5 → v3
    • gradle/actions/wrapper-validation: v5 → v3
  • Workflow dispatch trigger: Added workflow_dispatch to the debug_build.yml workflow, allowing manual triggering of the build workflow from the GitHub Actions UI

Affected Workflows

  • .github/workflows/debug_build.yml
  • .github/workflows/dependency-submission.yml
  • .github/workflows/gradle-wrapper-validation.yml
  • .github/workflows/run_tests.yml
  • .github/workflows/attach_debug_apks_to_release.yml

Notes

These version downgrades may be necessary for compatibility with specific GitHub Actions runner environments or to address known issues with newer versions.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01XPjt7Dxds6TJCwSU2ehgL8

- Downgrade actions/checkout, setup-java, upload-artifact from non-existent
  v5/v6 to stable v4 across all workflows
- Fix gradle/actions references from @5/@v5 to @V3
- Add workflow_dispatch trigger to debug_build.yml for manual runs

https://claude.ai/code/session_01XPjt7Dxds6TJCwSU2ehgL8
@twaik twaik closed this Apr 9, 2026
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