The Eclipse core EDC uses the Eclipse .github actions.
However, they used @main as a version, which was doing its job at the time that any version was initially used, but those older script are now replaced by newer script versions. This causes problems when the new scripts are not compatible with the former code or build setup.
We needed to both:
- pin down the older scripts that were used during the build of the
core-edcfork - update those scripts as they became obsolete (obsolete dependencies), keeping their behaviour.
This fork of the Eclipse .github repository aims at doing exactly this.
The tags named after the forked branch in the core-edc e.g 0.7.2.A track the versions that are in use with the core-edc fork sovity/0.7.2.x.
The core-edc fork version and this repo's version don't need to be in sync or the same in the entire build file. These are just workaround to keep the build working.