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ci: energy-hardware fetches the run's own commit by its hash #669

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2026-11-06

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ci: energy-hardware fetches the run's own commit by its hash
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The two linux-hw jobs fetched the branch a run was started for and failed when
it had moved, on the grounds that a newer run would test it. On main the push
that moves the branch rarely touches this workflow's paths, so no newer run
follows: the run after the merge of #650 and #651 waited behind the one
linux-hw runner, main moved on two minutes before it started, and both jobs
failed in five seconds having tested nothing. Fetching the commit by hash
tests exactly what the run was started for; the forge serves any reachable
commit that way, a pull request's head included.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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