Retry getting the release PR number on a timeout #96
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Makes sense! A couple of questions.
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Looks good, thanks for doing this!
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Recently, this action failed because we failed to get the release PR number via
gh pr view, despite the fact that the PR was created successfully. I hypothesize that this happened because we didn't give GitHub enough time to create the PR and return its number to us. This PR ensures that we retrygh pr viewon a 10-second interval for a total of 60 seconds, to give GitHub enough time to return the result we're looking for.