Remove redundant branch lookup in repository tree fetch path#168
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[WIP] Fix code according to review comment 3329122668
Remove redundant branch lookup in repository tree fetch path
May 30, 2026
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This PR addresses feedback on PR #166 to change only the referenced review comment: avoid an unconditional extra GitHub API request in the repository snapshot flow. The tree fetch path now uses the branch ref directly instead of pre-resolving branch metadata first.
Scope: targeted review-comment fix
getRepoSnapshotinsrc/lib/octokit.tsto remove therepos.getBranchcall and related tree SHA extraction/fallback logic.repoInfo.default_branchingit.getTree.Net effect