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chore(deps): update zerocracy/pages-action action to v0.0.16 - autoclosed #3256

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion .github/workflows/zerocracy.yml
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Expand Up @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ jobs:
summary_url=https://objectionary.github.io/eo/zerocracy.html
repositories=objectionary/*
factbase: objectionary.fb
- uses: zerocracy/[email protected].15
- uses: zerocracy/[email protected].16
with:
factbase: objectionary.fb
output: pages
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The code diff you've provided shows an update of the version of zerocracy/pages-action from 0.0.15 to 0.0.16. This is a pretty common change in software development whenever a new version of a library or external resource is available.

However, keep in mind that when changing versions like this:

  1. There may be breaking changes introduced in version 0.0.16. It would be prudent to review the change notes or documentation for the new version to confirm compatibility.
  2. Any dependencies relying on specific features of version 0.0.15 might behave unexpectedly, assuming there are major changes in 0.0.16.

Otherwise, this diff code snippet seems to be regular and correct. The diff format is clear in showing the modification: the deletion is marked with a - sign and the addition is marked with a + sign, which is the standard way of illustrating differences in two code versions.

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