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I'm using a submodule to use one of my unity projects inside of a flutter app and have both built at the same time in the same repo. I'm running into the following error when building the unity side of things even though all of the files required to build the project are there:
Failed to run "git rev-list --count 1ae98cf9e5d20e8bd637b9efe21d2e25c4de0424".
In-command error caught: Error: The process '/usr/bin/git' failed with exit code 128
Suggested solution
Add an environment variable that disables checking the git repo in the job.
Considered alternatives
Forking the project and adding this myself for my own use.
…sha is invalid. Thus by using HEAD we will version based on the checked out sha. Tested with PR, commits, and tags and was unable to reproduce any extra counting when comparing outputs between HEAD and explicit sha values regardless of detached head state.
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Context
I'm using a submodule to use one of my unity projects inside of a flutter app and have both built at the same time in the same repo. I'm running into the following error when building the unity side of things even though all of the files required to build the project are there:
Suggested solution
Add an environment variable that disables checking the git repo in the job.
Considered alternatives
Forking the project and adding this myself for my own use.
Additional details
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