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This month GitHub supported NodeJS v16 as runtime for JavaScript actions. It is also supported by GitHub Enterprise Servers (GHES) 3.0 and later.
If you've updated your TypeScript, it is necessary to update ESLint too. If you've created projects based on the official template project, you can run the following command to upgrade ESLint and its plugins in batch:
If you found lint failure caused by changes on the ESLint side, copy the default .eslintrc.json from the template project, or follow ESLint's migration guide documented in its GitHub Releases.
If you use actions/setup-node to specify the version of NodeJS, you need to update the node-version config in the workflow definitions. Or if you have a configuration file like .node-version and .nvmrc, you can use the node-version-file config supported from v2.5.0.
The migration process is quite simple, just update metadata and run the build with NodeJS v16. You may refer to my PR for gradle/wrapper-validation-action as example. Enjoy!