Fix release.yml: set GH_REPO so lookup step works before checkout#81
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Fix release.yml: set GH_REPO so lookup step works before checkout#81dwoz wants to merge 1 commit into
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The lookup step runs before checkout, so gh pr list with no repo context fails with 'fatal: not a git repository'. Setting GH_REPO at job level makes all gh pr/run calls resolve the repo from env.
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Fixes the failure observed in the first scheduled run after merge:
The
Look up existing PR for this versionstep runs before any checkout, sogh pr list --head <branch>had no git context and could not infer the repo. SettingGH_REPO: ${{ github.repository }}at job level resolves the repo from env for allgh pr/gh runcalls, regardless of whether.gitis on disk yet.One-line change, no behavioural difference once running.