Fix flaky benchmark fixture push#18
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git push --all to a freshly initialized bare repo intermittently failed with "Could not read <oid>" / "eof before pack header" because git sends a thin pack whose base objects are absent from the empty remote. Pass --no-thin to always send a complete pack.
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Summary
Fix the intermittent failure of the
Benchmarkjob while seeding thegit_clonefixtures.Context
git push --allto a freshly-initialized bare repo can send a thin pack whose base objects are absent from the empty remote, failing with "Could not read " / "eof before pack header was fully read". The flake is unrelated to PR content and has blocked other PRs. It does not reproduce locally, so it is validated by keeping the Benchmark job green across repeated runs.Changes
fixtures.rs: pass--no-thinto the fixture pushes so a complete pack is always sent.