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fetch-tags is not working according to the docs with v4 #1781
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I'm getting this too. I don't want to set fetch depth to 0. e: Looks like this still breaks if I use |
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We should not be required to add this, but fetch-tags: true seems broken. See actions/checkout#1781 for a second opinion, and possible resolution.
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We should not be required to add this, but fetch-tags: true seems broken. See actions/checkout#1781 for a second opinion, and possible resolution.
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We should not be required to add this, but fetch-tags: true seems broken. See actions/checkout#1781 for a second opinion, and possible resolution.
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Hello, hope you're good. I'm running some experiments in order to build a custom action that demands the tags from the repo. I noticed that it was possible, in theory, just using the
fetch-tags: true
, but it does not work. I can only get the tags if I use thefetch-depth: 0
.Example workflow:
The last command (
git tag --sort -creatordate
) shows nothing in this case.But, if I use the
fetch-depth: 0
, it lists correctly the tags from the repository.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: