ci: Pin GitHub Actions to immutable commit SHAs - #2402
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Description
This PR addresses software supply chain security risks by replacing all mutable version tags (e.g.,
@v4,@v5) used in our GitHub Actions workflows with their corresponding immutable commit SHAs.Previously, workflows relied on mutable tags which could be modified by the action authors, potentially introducing breaking changes or malicious code unexpectedly. By pinning dependencies to strict commit hashes, we ensure that every execution of the CI pipeline is exactly reproducible and resilient to untracked upstream modifications. As a standard best practice, the original version tags have been retained as comments (e.g.,
# v4) alongside the SHAs to improve readability and maintainability for future dependency updates.Related Issues
#2401
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How Has This Been Tested?
The change has been validated by successfully resolving the target commits associated with the used tags for each action in the repository (such as
actions/checkout,actions/setup-python,aquasecurity/trivy-action, etc.). A comprehensive audit script was used to fetch the SHAs directly from the official remote repositories usinggit ls-remote, ensuring accurate mappings for all integrations without altering their underlying behavior.Checklist