Use github cli to checkout to fork repo branches.#22
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The workflow that blocks fixup commits fails when a pull request is issued from a fork.
That is due to the fact that when using the
checkoutaction, it defaults to thebaserepo and not thefork's, which makes thefork's branch unkown.The solution we went with is to checkout to the
baserepo, and usegh clito checkout to thepull_request's HEAD.The rest remains the same.