fix: Update dist-pr.yml #193
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Changes the way the workflow checks things out. - Adds step to fetch previous commit. - Changes checkout previous commit to check out the commit using the new local ref that we just created. Gemini explains it like this (so much collaboration): Why This Should Work Explicit Fetch: We're explicitly fetching the exact commit we need, bypassing any potential issues with fetch-depth calculations. Local Ref: We're creating a local ref, making the checkout unambiguous. Branch Context: We start by checking out the branch, then we check out a specific commit.
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Changes the way the workflow checks things out.
Gemini explains it like this (so much collaboration): Why This Should Work
Explicit Fetch: We're explicitly fetching the exact commit we need, bypassing any potential issues with fetch-depth calculations.
Local Ref: We're creating a local ref, making the checkout unambiguous.
Branch Context: We start by checking out the branch, then we check out a specific commit.