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Where people and agents ship software together. The open-source git platform for the whole job: issues, agents, checks and deploys to the edge.

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Claudeagent and Claudeagent`actions/checkout` on g1t fetches what versions 4 and 5 of the action fetch and ends where they end. `fetch-depth: 0` brings every branch and tag, so `git describe` and tag-based versioning work; a `ref` that names a tag checks the tag out detached instead of making a branch of that name, and a name that is neither a branch nor a tag fails saying so; another `repository` with no `ref` is checked out on its default branch. `filter`, `sparse-checkout` with `sparse-checkout-cone-mode`, and `set-safe-directory: false` are read. Submodules are fetched to the step's `fetch-depth`, with the job's token sent only to g1t (it went to every submodule's host before, GitHub's included) and with g1t's SSH addresses fetched over HTTPS, and `persist-credentials` signs them in for later steps too. The step is still g1t's own rather than GitHub's: the real action fetches a pull request's commit from the workflow's repository, where commits from a fork or from the copy made for a pull request opened from an issue are not kept yet. The Actions guide says what the checkout reads, and the limitations say why it is not the real action yet and what it lacks: `lfs`, `ssh-key`, `clean: false` and a post step.