I’m excited about Actions generally, so I’m glad to hear your team is aware of the challenges of building a reliable ecosystem of third party dependencies by re

I’m excited about Actions generally, so I’m glad to hear your team is aware of the challenges of building a reliable ecosystem of third party dependencies by reference to repos. Still, recommending git SHAs has real ergonomic and maintainability issues, and while it’s more defensive it doesn’t prevent left-pad style broken builds due to disappearing content. And at the same time, GitHub is investing heavily in package management infrastructure. I don’t say this lightly because designing good dependency management systems is much more subtle and difficult than people typically recognize, but from where I sit this appears to be fundamentally a dependency management concern. It seems a shame not to try to put GitHub Package Registry to good work here. Is that something potentially on the horizon?