Force push when creating a new branch#3
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If a workflow run fails, the next one may fail because it can't push the new changes to the branch with the same name. This commit passes in `force: true` to `@git.push` to ensure that the commits will be pushed to that branch.
`--force-with-lease` is a way to protect a forced push against overwriting commits that only exist in the remote branch. This action always creates branches from scratch based on `main`, so it can't use that feature. Also, there's nothing to protect from. The newly created branches will always be current.
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If a workflow run fails, the next one may fail because it can't push the new changes to the branch with the same name.
This commit passes in
force: trueto@git.pushto ensure that the commits will be pushed to that branch.