Auto fails to keep the latest prerelease (next) version of independant package after new commit

**Describe the bug**
I'm using Auto with PNPM workspace. I use the default `next` branch for my prerelease(s).

Suppose I have 3 independent packages:

1. `@pkg/foo:0.1.0`
2. `@pkg/bar:0.1.0` - Has dependency `"@pkg/foo": "workspace:*"`
3. `@pkg/baz:0.1.0`- Has dependency `"@pkg/foo": "workspace:*"`

With my `next` prerelease with `patch` bump. As part of my first commit in my PR (`next`), I do a change to all packages. The bump is done accordingly:

1. `@pkg/foo:0.1.1-next.0`
2. `@pkg/bar:0.1.1-next.0`
3. `@pkg/baz:0.1.1-next.0`

However, in my 2nd commit in the same PR, if I do another commit that only changes `@pkg/baz`. The bump only happens to that package (i.e. `@pkg/baz:0.1.1-next.1`), but it's dependant package `@pkg/foo` will revert back to its original version (i.e. `@pkg/foo:0.1.0`). Therefore, when I try to install `pnpm add @pkg/baz:0.1.0@next`, I get the following error:

```
 ERR_PNPM_NO_MATCHING_VERSION  No matching version found for @pkg/foo:0.1.0

This error happened while installing the dependencies of @pkg/baz:0.1.1-next.1

The latest release of @pkg/foo is "0.1.1-next.0".
```

The expected outcome should be to use the latest `pre-release` next version for its dependent packages as well.