.github/workflows: eg_regression: fetch all OT commits #284
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OpenTitan has a rule which searches an online cache for an FPGA bitstream close to the current commit. For this to work, we need all commits of the OpenTitan repository fetched. GitHub does a shallow fetch by default. This commit fetches all commits until we can work out why sometimes the bitstream rule is being run for our QEMU regressions. Signed-off-by: James Wainwright <james.wainwright@lowrisc.org>
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Thanks for looking into this @jwnrt, this makes sense and looks like an appropriate fix to me for now.
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OpenTitan has a rule which searches an online cache for an FPGA bitstream close to the current commit. For this to work, we need all commits of the OpenTitan repository fetched. GitHub does a shallow fetch by default.
This commit fetches all commits until we can work out why sometimes the bitstream rule is being run for our QEMU regressions.