Re: How to checkout a tag?

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Andy Whitcroft wrote:
Jeff Garzik wrote:
Sometimes I receive a kernel patch based off an older version of the
kernel, for example a 2.6.18 patch when the current kernel is 2.6.19-rc1.

I would like to create a branch starting at 2.6.18, merge the patch, and
then merge up to the current kernel.

How does one check out a tag, or create a branch based on a tag's
starting point?

A tag is a ref like any other:

	git checkout -b branchname tag

Weird.  No idea why that didn't work before, for me.

Thanks for the clue-hammer.

	Jeff



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