Re: Since when is a tag a commit?

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On Mon, 7 Aug 2006, Shawn Pearce wrote:

> What the heck is going on?  Since when did git cat-file happily
> consider a tag to be a tag, a commit and a tree?  Its that
> intentional that we're peeling back the object to the requested type?

I think it's done that for a long time now. All of the other commands that 
take a tree or a commit will accept a tag, so why shouldn't "git cat-file 
tree"?

	-Daniel
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