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CodeQL extension for Visual Studio Code: support for code navigation (version 1.2.0)

You can now find references and use jump-to-definition in the source code that's stored within CodeQL databases. In addition, you can now import CodeQL databases from any URL. This new functionality is available in version 1.2.0 of the VS Code extension.

Jump to definition and find references

If you have previously installed the CodeQL extension, you will have to pull in a new version of the CodeQL standard libraries. More details can be found in the upgrade instructions.

If you are a new user: download the extension from the Visual Studio Marketplace, and have a look at the instructions on how to get started.

GitHub Actions: V2 cache actions

We have released v2 versions of the cache actions.

New features:

  • Added support for caching multiple paths, wildcard patterns path or single file path
  • Increased performance and improved cache sizes using zstd for compression for Linux and macOS runners
  • Allowed caching for all events with a ref
  • Created the @actions/cache npm package to allow other actions to utilize caching
  • Added a best-effort step to delete the archive after extraction to reduces storage space

For questions, visit the GitHub Actions community

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GitHub Actions: New runner release v2.263.0

We have released a new version of the GitHub Actions runner.

Bugs

  • Handle jq returns "null" if the field does not exist in create-latest-svc.sh (#478)
  • Switch GITHUB_URL to GITHUB_SERVER_URL (#482)
  • Fix problem matcher for GHES (#488)
  • Fix container action inputs validation warning (#490)
  • Fix post step display name (#490)
  • Fix worker crash due to exception from evaluating step.env (#490)

Learn more about GitHub Actions self-hosted runners

For questions please visit the GitHub Actions community forum

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