chore: update CI/CD to eliminate deprecated actions #201
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@ryota-sakamoto I have checked comments and updated the commit. Could you check them? |
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Description of changes:
This pull request eliminates deprecated actions and updates action versions. Additionally, this fixes the current CI errors.
I have a plan to change the holistic change for
bot.ymlin another pull request. Thus, I do not include the change forbot.ymlat this time. However, changing the version ofSwatinem/rust-cacheis included to maintain the version consistency for the cache.I tested this PR on my repository.
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