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  • Type: code quality

Small description of change:

  • Fixed deprecated set-env syntax for GitHub actions

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Merging #95 (6eef9bf) into development (479fd30) will decrease coverage by 5.70%.
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- Coverage        80.80%   75.09%   -5.71%     
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  Lines             8912     2891    -6021     
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- Hits              7201     2171    -5030     
+ Misses            1711      720     -991     
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parser/zephir.c
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@AlexNDRmac AlexNDRmac merged commit f5deaba into zephir-lang:development Nov 21, 2020
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