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ci: use commit hash for github action, add persist-credentials false [citest_skip]
The latest security guidance is to use the full commit hash, which is immutable,
instead of a tag or version, which can be mutable, for the reference to a version
of a github action. There are known attacks which inserted unauthorized code
in a version tag and moved the tag. This prevents this sort of attack, at the
cost of more maintenance burden, but dependabot will largely take care of this
for us.
Each version or tag has been replaced with the corresponding commit hash - in some
cases, this is not the latest commit on the main branch, so I would expect to see
some dependabot updates in the near future. I thought it was safer to do it this
way - preserve existing behavior/functionality - rather than replace and upgrade
to a newer version at the same time.
The coderabbit `Pin the Galaxy action's container image.` issue is tracked at
robertdebock/galaxy-action#16
This also adds `persist-credentials: false` to the actions/checkout tasks so that
any credentials used by that task will not persist for subsequent tasks, for those
workflows that do not need the credentials for subsequent tasks.
Signed-off-by: Rich Megginson <rmeggins@redhat.com>
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