Bump actions/cache from v4 to v5 across all workflows and composite actions#1280
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Co-authored-by: ivan-magda <8586063+ivan-magda@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR updates all actions/cache action references from v4 to v5 across GitHub workflows and composite actions to adopt Node.js 24 runtime support.
Key changes:
- Updated 9 instances of
actions/cachefrom v4 to v5 across 3 files - No changes to cache configurations, paths, keys, or restore-keys
- Maintains consistency across all Android and iOS CI/CD workflows
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Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
.github/actions/setup-ios/action.yml |
Updated 5 cache action instances (Gradle dependencies, Gradle wrapper, Kotlin/Native compiler, Pods, and CocoaPods) |
.github/actions/setup-android/action.yml |
Updated 3 cache action instances (Gradle dependencies, Gradle wrapper, and Kotlin/Native compiler) |
Note: The PR description mentions .github/workflows/ci.yml with 1 instance updated (line 128), but this file's diff was not provided for review. Search confirmation shows this file already uses actions/cache@v5.
Review Summary: ✅ No issues found. This is a clean version upgrade with consistent changes across all files. All cache configurations remain unchanged, making this a low-risk update focused solely on adopting the newer Node.js 24 runtime support.
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Updates all
actions/cachereferences from v4 to v5 to adopt Node.js 24 runtime support.Changed files:
.github/workflows/ci.yml- 1 instance.github/actions/setup-ios/action.yml- 5 instances (Gradle dependencies, Gradle wrapper, Kotlin/Native compiler, Pods, CocoaPods).github/actions/setup-android/action.yml- 3 instances (Gradle dependencies, Gradle wrapper, Kotlin/Native compiler)Total: 9 instances updated
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