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fix(ci): use origin refs in create-release-pr workflow#381

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Summary

  • Fixes create-release-pr workflow failure where git log release..main couldn't resolve the bare release ref
  • Uses origin/release..origin/main which works with actions/checkout fetch-depth: 0

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    • Updated the release process workflow to improve commit log generation accuracy during release preparation.

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The workflow failed because `git log release..main` couldn't resolve
the bare `release` ref. Use `origin/release..origin/main` instead.
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  • .github/workflows/create-release-pr.yml

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Walkthrough

The create-release-pr GitHub Actions workflow updates its commit log generation to reference remote branches explicitly. The "Get commit log" step now uses origin/release..origin/main instead of release..main when computing the git diff range that populates the release PR body.

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Release Workflow Update

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Release PR workflow git reference
.github/workflows/create-release-pr.yml
The "Get commit log" step switches the git range from local references release..main to explicit remote references origin/release..origin/main for computing commits to include in the PR body.

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@skevetter skevetter merged commit 2789cee into main May 19, 2026
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@skevetter skevetter deleted the fix-release-pr-workflow branch May 19, 2026 15:45
skevetter added a commit that referenced this pull request May 19, 2026
The workflow failed because `git log release..main` couldn't resolve the bare `release` ref. Use `origin/release..origin/main` instead.
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