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@calypsomatic calypsomatic commented Nov 24, 2025

#112 updated actions/checkout to v6, but that apparently fails when applied with a ref - which is only used in the publish-library job, so the pre-merging tests all passed. I'm not positive what the problem is; copilot reports "The error occurs because actions/checkout@v6 changed how it handles the ref input. In v6, if you provide a tag (like 0.89.0) to ref, it tries to fetch both the branch and tag named 0.89.0, but only the tag exists. This causes the fetch to fail." although I failed to see that discussed in the release notes . So this PR attempts to update how the ref is handled; running just the publish job got past the checkout stage (and failed because the supplied tag already existed in the library).

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@calypsomatic calypsomatic changed the title fix checkout [CORE-69] Fix checkout action Nov 24, 2025
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The problem was on github's side, not mine. actions/checkout@v6 now works as-is.

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