On Thursday 2007 June 07, Johannes Schindelin wrote:
> + error("tag %s does not contain any tag?", refname);
Seems a bad error message to me. Also, why is it a question?
git: tag does not contain a tag
user: WTF?
Perhaps, "The annotated tag, %s, does not contain a message", or similar?
Also - is this really something that should be complained about? I'm
wondering why it is important that tag objects contain a message? For
example, tagging a release as v1.0.0 - it's important to record who tagged
it, and when it was tagged, but I can certainly envisage there not being a
message to go with it. Most tags in the git repository are just a repeat of
the tag name in the message.
Andy
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