Use workflow variables for tool versions in all workflows #123
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Placement of this information at the top of the file, where it is easy to find and edit, facilitates updates to the workflows as the tool version used for project development are bumped periodically. This is an established convention in the "template" workflows, but I missed some applications of it. I think it's most effective when done consistently throughout the workflows.
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Placement of this information at the top of the file, where it is easy to find and edit, facilitates updates to the workflows as the tool version used for project development are bumped periodically.
This is an established convention in the "template" workflows, but I missed some applications of it. I think it's most effective when done consistently throughout the workflows.