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The command m <repo> <job> fetches the repository and executes the job, but it doesn't make the repository locally available. This is problematic because, for parity, the repository should be locally accessible during the execution of the command.
Expected Behavior
Fetch the repository.
Make it available in a temporary directory.
Change to that directory.
Execute the job within the temporary repository.
Steps to Reproduce
Run the command: m <repo> <job>.
Observe that while the job runs, the repository is not accessible locally, resulting in a lack of context.
Suggested Fix
Modify the command behavior so that the repository is fetched and made available in a temporary directory, with the job running in that local context.
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The command
m <repo> <job>
fetches the repository and executes the job, but it doesn't make the repository locally available. This is problematic because, for parity, the repository should be locally accessible during the execution of the command.Expected Behavior
Steps to Reproduce
m <repo> <job>
.Suggested Fix
Modify the command behavior so that the repository is fetched and made available in a temporary directory, with the job running in that local context.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: