The default behavior of the GitHub workflow is to only fetch the last
commit of the current branch (resulting in a shallow repository).
This causes issues for the workflow to mirror pull request metadata
into git-notes, as the full history of the repository is necessary
in order for that to work.
This change fixes that by modifying the local repository to no longer
be a shallow clone.
The default behavior of the GitHub workflow is to only fetch the last commit of the current branch (resulting in a shallow repository).
This causes issues for the workflow to mirror pull request metadata into git-notes, as the full history of the repository is necessary in order for that to work.
This change fixes that by modifying the local repository to no longer be a shallow clone.