For some reason git-rev-parse was not returning the correct default branch for peach-network. Rather than go deeper into git land, I changed peach-package-builder to just assume that origin/main is the default branch, which I believe we are using for all repos. When you pass the -d flag to peach-package-builder, it ensures that the repo is on the default branch before building the package.
For some reason git-rev-parse was not returning the correct default branch for peach-network. Rather than go deeper into git land, I changed peach-package-builder to just assume that origin/main is the default branch, which I believe we are using for all repos. When you pass the -d flag to peach-package-builder, it ensures that the repo is on the default branch before building the package.
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For some reason git-rev-parse was not returning the correct default branch for peach-network. Rather than go deeper into git land, I changed peach-package-builder to just assume that origin/main is the default branch, which I believe we are using for all repos. When you pass the -d flag to peach-package-builder, it ensures that the repo is on the default branch before building the package.