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fix(ci): buffer the action update cooldown - #434
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Dependabot drops the time from Git tag dates, allowing updates before the scanner's seven-day commit-age minimum has elapsed. Add a full day of buffer to the GitHub Actions cooldown. Co-authored-by: Derek Cofausper <256792747+decofe@users.noreply.github.com>
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Dependabot reads Git tag dates without the time of day, so a seven-day GitHub Actions cooldown can select commits before the shared scanner's seven-day minimum has elapsed, as seen in foundry-rs/foundry#17616. Increase the GitHub Actions cooldown to eight days to absorb that rounding while preserving the scanner's existing minimum-age check.
Dependabot's tag-date extraction omits the time component.
Prompted by: @DaniPopes