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Hello,


A small report. (I am using cogito-0.18 and git 1.4.2.3.)
I have imported an SVN project using git-svnimport.
This project has several tags. Here is what I get with one the tags.

tricatel $ git-cat-file tag `cat .git/refs/tags/alanis-0.9.4`
object [...]
type commit
tag alanis-0.9.4
tagger nico <nico>


If I do the same thing on a git repository created from scratch, I get:

tricatel $ git-cat-file tag `cat .git/refs/tags/alanis-0.9.4`
object [...]
type commit
tag alanis-0.9.4
tagger nico <nico@[...]> 1160736694 +0100

The date information is missing in the first case, which confuses
cg-tag-show:
tricatel $ cg-tag-show alanis-0.9.4
[...]
cg-Xlib: line 215: nico <n (nic * 3600 + co> * 60):
syntax error in expression (error token is "(nic * 3600 + co> * 60)")

I don't know if cg-tag-show should be more robust or if the date
information should be in the tag.

 Cheers,
 nicolas



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