The GitHub Actions job "Code Style" on 
grails-core.git/ci/setup-gradle-v6-basic-cache has succeeded.
Run started by GitHub user jamesfredley (triggered by jamesfredley).

Head commit for run:
1170329f34d2d245e96c20900e97a364ed12edd7 / James Fredley 
<[email protected]>
ci: audit and update GitHub Actions to ASF-approved versions

Migrate setup-gradle off the v5.0.0/v5.0.2 SHAs (the v5.0.0 SHA was
never on the ASF allow-list and v5.0.2 expires from it on 2026-06-20)
to the approved v6.1.0 SHA, adding cache-provider basic so caching stays
on the MIT-licensed provider instead of the proprietary enhanced provider
introduced in v6 (governed by Gradle's commercial Terms of Use). Each
cache-provider line carries an inline comment documenting the distinction.

Bring every other action up to its current ASF-approved version:
- actions/checkout to v6.0.2
- actions/setup-java standardized to v5.2.0
- actions/cache to v5.0.5
- actions/download-artifact to v8.0.1 (compatible with upload-artifact v7.0.1)
- github/codeql-action to v4.36.0
- release-drafter to the v7.3.1 SHA
- softprops/action-gh-release to the v3.0.0 SHA
- nick-fields/retry to the v4.0.0 SHA
- actions/upload-artifact SHA-pinned to v7.0.1 consistently across all workflows

Apply the same setup-gradle and checkout/setup-java updates to the
grails-forge GitHub workflow templates so generated applications also
default to the MIT-licensed cache provider, and extend
PlainGithubWorkflowSpec to assert the generated content.

Assisted-by: claude-code:claude-4.7-opus

Report URL: https://github.com/apache/grails-core/actions/runs/26595808903

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