Enforce matched peer dependencies in CI #7003
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turn the existing scheduled / cron job into a CI check that fails for any unknown mismatch. A list of known errors allows the current state of affairs to be acknowledged with clear steps towards resolution.
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What does this change?
Turn the existing scheduled / cron job from from #6946 into a CI check that fails for any unknown mismatch.
Add a list of known errors allows the current state of affairs to be acknowledged with clear steps towards resolution.
Why?
There’s no such thing as loos enforcement. While an existing list of mismatches in #6945 is informative, it does not prevent new mismatches to be added.
Builds on #6966 & #6971
How to test?
An admin can do a workflow dispatch on the action