Set --depth on git-fetch and make call to git-fetch optional #131
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In this PR we're adding a new
skip_fetch
input option to disable the call togit-fetch
. As reported in #130, callinggit-fetch
can have a negative impact on the performance of the Action in huge git repositories.In addition, we added the
--depth
argument togit-fetch
to not fetch the entire history of the repo, but only the last 3 commits.Sidenote: The call to
git-fetch
has been added in #108 in relation to a problem reported in #106 with branch names likerefactor/name
. The/
previously created problems.By calling
git fetch
we've seemed to fix the error 🤷 Now that we have a test suite, it would probably make sense to switch to the proposed solution of usinggit switch
(Will work on this in a separate PR)