fix(git): prevent fatal error for missing 'origin' remote - #871
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getDefaultBranchfunction insrc/utils/git.tspreviously relied ongit remote set-head <remoteName> --autoto determine the default branch. If the specified remote (e.g., 'origin') did not exist in the repository, this command would fail with a generic git error: "fatal: 'origin' does not appear to be a git repository" (exit code 128).This fix introduces an explicit check within
getDefaultBranchto verify the existence of theremoteNameusinggit.getRemotes(). If the remote is not found, aConfigurationErroris now thrown with a clear, actionable message, guiding the user or test environment to correctly configure the remote. This prevents the propagation of an opaque git error and provides a better debugging experience, especially in isolated test setups like thecraft-verify-bun-lockscenario.Fixes CRAFT-2P
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@sentry <feedback>on this PR to have Autofix iterate on the changes.