FIX: Add fetch-depth: 0 to publish workflow for git metadata #731
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This PR fixes the publish workflow to properly support the git metadata features in quantecon-book-theme 0.12.0.
Issue
The publish workflow was missing
fetch-depth: 0in the checkout step, which means it only fetches a shallow clone without full git history. This prevents the theme from:Solution
Added
fetch-depth: 0to the checkout action in the publish workflow, matching the configuration already present in the CI workflow.Context
The CI workflow already has this configuration (line 22), and the lecture-python-programming.myst repository also has it in both workflows. This brings consistency across all workflows.