GH Actions: update action runner versions and run CI on pull requests #261
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GitHub has deprecated the Node 16 action runner environment and will soon stop supporting it. Both the `actions/checkout` as well as `ramsey/composer-install` have released new versions for this. Updating to those newer versions will prevent the CI from breaking once support for Node 16 is stopped completely.
... as otherwise new issues can be introduced without noticing.
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GH Actions: update action runner versions
GitHub has deprecated the Node 16 action runner environment and will soon stop supporting it. Both the
actions/checkoutas well asramsey/composer-installhave released new versions for this.Updating to those newer versions will prevent the CI from breaking once support for Node 16 is stopped completely.
GH Actions: run CI on pull requests
... as otherwise new issues can be introduced without noticing.