Bump gradle/wrapper-validation-action from 1.1.0 to 2.1.1

[dependabot]

Bumps gradle/wrapper-validation-action from 1.1.0 to 2.1.1.

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v2.1.1

Changelog

• [FIX] Add hardcoded checksum for Gradle 7.6.4

Full Changelog: gradle/wrapper-validation-action@v2...v2.1.1

v2.1.0

This release should vastly reduce the number of network requests made by the wrapper-validation-action, by hardcoding the checksums of all known Gradle wrapper jars at time of release. With this improvement, a number of long-standing issues should be addressed (#164, #162, #57).

The action should now only make network requests to validate the checksums of an unknown gradle-wrapper.jar. This can happen if:

• The Gradle version was published after this action was released
• The gradle-wrapper.jar is truly invalid

Changelog

• [NEW] Hardcode list of known checksums to avoid network requests in most cases (#161)

Huge thanks to @​Marcono1234 for contributing this long-awaited improvement.

v2.0.1

This patch release fixes error reporting when failing to retrieve the checksums from services.gradle.org

• [FIX] After migration from v1 to v2 silently fails (#174)

v2.0.0

What's Changed

The version of the Node.js runtime was updated to 20, and the majority of dependencies were updated to the latest versions. From now on, the wrapper-validation-action will require a Node.js 20 runtime environment.

There are no functional changes in this release. This release is tagged with the v2 version label.

• [NEW] Update Node.js runtime to version 20 (#170)

v2.0.0-rc.1

This is a release candidate for v2.0.0. It is also available under the v2 version label.

What's Changed

The version of the Node.js runtime was updated to 20, and the majority of dependencies were updated to the latest versions. From now on, the wrapper-validation-action will require a Node.js 20 runtime environment.

There are no functional changes in this release.

• [NEW] Update Node.js runtime to version 20 (#170)

Commits

• 699bb18 Build outputs
• 69d55fa Update known wrapper checksums
• e636552 Bump the npm-dependencies group with 1 update
• 85cde3f Add clarification about running in repository root
• 8a2cbc9 Clarify that wrapper-validation should precede setup-gradle
• d355de3 Build outputs
• ac96f18 Hardcoded checksums follow-up
• ca85ed0 Extend integration tests
• c4ee1cd Update known wrapper checksums
• a3555ef Clarify output format (#177)
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