ci/manifest: pass --repo to gh so script doesn't need cwd .git#2113
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The manifest workflow checks out master into ./master/ and gh-pages into ./pages/ so neither is the workflow's cwd. `gh release list` without --repo then fails with "not a git repository". Pass --repo $GITHUB_REPOSITORY to every gh call so the script is cwd-independent. Reproduced locally with cd /tmp && python3 .../enrich_manifest.py /tmp/m — same trace as the failed workflow run 26180862470. After the fix the same command emits the expected empty manifest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Hotfix on top of #2112. The manifest workflow checks out master into
./master/and gh-pages into./pages/— neither is the workflow's cwd, so `gh release list` fails with "fatal: not a git repository" because it tries to infer the repo from `.git` in cwd.Fix: thread `--repo $GITHUB_REPOSITORY` into every `gh` invocation. The script is now cwd-independent.
Repro / verification
Failed run before fix: https://github.com/OpenIPC/firmware/actions/runs/26180862470
Local repro (from /tmp, no .git in cwd) produced the exact same trace. After the fix the same command emits the expected empty manifest with `# No nightly-YYYYMMDD- releases yet`.
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