chore: remove redundant --remote flag breaking update-apis#3906
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chore: remove redundant --remote flag breaking update-apis#3906
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The update-apis.yaml workflow is currently broken with the following error:
When you use the --clone flag, the GitHub CLI is smart enough to realize you’ll want to keep in touch with the original repository. By default, it automatically:
Sets your fork as origin.
Sets the original repository (googleapis/google-api-nodejs-client) as upstream.
Adding the --remote flag manually is redundant because gh does this for you the moment you ask it to clone.
Note: A bad sinon version was breaking the build (we previously faced this issue in other packages). As a result I need to pin versions to proceed.