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Use client-id for app token; upgrade checkout and setup-python to v7 - #19
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create-github-app-token v3 deprecated the 'app-id' input in favor of 'client-id', emitting a warning on both the main and post steps. The action treats both inputs identically (client-id || app-id, passed as appId to @octokit/auth-app), so existing numeric App IDs supplied via release-app-id continue to work unchanged. Also bump actions/checkout to v7 (from v6 in action.yml, v5 in the test workflow) and actions/setup-python to v7 (from v6) in both the action and the test workflow, and update README references.
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actions/create-github-app-token@v3deprecated theapp-idinput in favor ofclient-id, which emits a deprecation warning on both the main and post steps of every release run. This passesrelease-app-idviaclient-idinstead. The action treats both inputs identically (client-id || app-id, passed asappIdto@octokit/auth-app), so existing numeric App IDs supplied viarelease-app-idcontinue to work unchanged. Therelease-app-idinput name is kept for compatibility; its description now notes it accepts either the Client ID or the legacy App ID.Also bumps
actions/checkoutto v7 (from v6 inaction.yml, v5 in the test workflow) andactions/setup-pythonto v7 (from v6) in bothaction.ymland the test workflow, with README references updated accordingly. Notable upstream changes:pull_request_target/workflow_rununlessallow-unsafe-pr-checkoutis set. Callers of this action using those triggers would be affected, since the action performs the checkout for them.pip-installinput, which this action does not use.All inputs this action passes (
persist-credentials,python-version,architecture) remain present in v7.