Re: some trouble

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On Wed, 2007-03-07 at 01:40 -0400, SmootherFrOgZ wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> i've some trouble to 'make tag' and make build' in FC-6 branch.
> I tried all cvs issues from ML and Fedora-project web page without
> success...
> 
> And still have as output error :
> ------------------------------------------ 
> ERROR: Tag ntfs-config-0_5_5-1_1 has been already created.
> The following tags have been created so far
> ntfs-config-0_5_4-4_fc6:devel:laxathom:1171936495
> ntfs-config-0_5_4-4_fc7:devel:laxathom:1171936796 
> ntfs-config-0_5_5-1_fc6:devel:laxathom:1173243268
> ntfs-config-0_5_5-1_fc7:devel:laxathom:1173243558
> ntfs-config-0_5_4-4_fc6_1:FC-6:laxathom:1173243675
> ntfs-config-0_5_5-1:FC-6:laxathom:1173245339
> ntfs-config-0_5_5-1_1:FC-6:laxathom:1173245709 
> cvs tag: Pre-tag check failed
> cvs [tag aborted]: correct the above errors first!
> make: *** [tag] Error 1
> -----------------------------------------
> If someine have another way to solve this probleme, except cvs isues
> already known. 

I suspect you're using cvs-import.sh to import SRPMs built in mock (or
at least with the disttag expanded). That will bring the tag with it,
even if you import it into a different branch.

Possible ways to avoid this problem:
1. Use cvs-import.sh only to bring in new packages, not to update
existing ones.
2. Import SRPMs built outside of mock with no dist tag extension.

To fix your current situation.
Edit the spec file, increase the Release: tag, add/edit a changelog
entry, then "cvs commit" it. You should then be able to do a "make tag".
Repeat for all "later" distribution versions to ensure that they have
"later" release numbers.

Paul.

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