> major versions are intended to be mutable and be updated to point to new minor versions as they are released [...] because you "can expect an action's patch v

> major versions are intended to be mutable and be updated to point to new minor versions as they are released [...] because you "can expect an action's patch version to include necessary critical fixes and security patches [...] It's two sides of the same coin: on one hand, an update can include fixes for bugs and vulnerabilities; on the other hand, an update can also include new bugs and vulnerabilities (or even malicious code). Updating too quickly can be risky. Updating too slowly can also be risky.