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Fix bad tox.ini passenv setting (Cherry-pick of #825)#826
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Fixes Qiskit#821. I made a divergence from our testing in qiskit-sphinx-theme to make the INI file more readable, and I didn't properly test it. My bad! This bug meant that we always used `main` as the branch name. I tested this out locally and it works now: ``` GITHUB_REF_NAME="pull" GITHUB_BASE_REF="upstream" tox -e docs ... raise ValueError(GITHUB_BRANCH) ValueError: upstream ```
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Fixes #821.
I made a divergence from our testing in qiskit-sphinx-theme to make the INI file more readable, and I didn't properly test it. My bad!
This bug meant that we always used
mainas the branch name. I tested this out locally and it works now: