Missing `.git` in https URL

I am working on using this action in our workflow however we have a test that sort of depends on having the .git portion in the remote url via git config --get remote.origin.url. I noticed in the URL helper it is just doing a basic https remote add but not using the .git portion. Is this intended or if I open a PR to include this would it break any downstream items. Thank you for your time and for this very helpful action 😄

[rxmarbles]

@dragonDScript no that is not the case in this case I’m simply refering to the remote origin url missing the .git if you look at this line https://github.com/actions/checkout/blob/c952173edf/src/url-helper.ts#L15 it is added as part of the ssh-key method. Which is why I’m wondering if it was intentional that it isn’t added as part of a regular checkout

[robbmcleod]

You can force Checkout to get the .git folder by setting the keyword fetch-depth to some value. A fetch-depth of zero forces it to get the entire history. The default value of '' gets no history, and hence no folder.

Example:

  - name: Checkout repo
    uses: actions/checkout@v2
    with:
      repository: my-project/my-repo
      path: my-repo
      fetch-depth: 0