On 6/13/07, Pierre Habouzit <madcoder@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Wed, Jun 13, 2007 at 08:22:23PM +0930, Geoff Russell wrote: > Dear gits, > > (I'm on 1.5.0.5) > > The last tag made seems to be missing from a patch ... eg. > > cd ~ ; mkdir myrepo ; cd myrepo > git init-db ; echo STUFF > xxx ; git add xxx > # work, work, work on xxx > git commit -a > git tag v1.0 > # work work work on xxx > # then I clone this repository > cd /tmp ; git clone ~/myrepo newmyrepo > # go back and work some more > cd ~/myrepo > echo YYY >>xxx > git commit -a > git tag v1.1 > # is git commit -a required to commit the tag??? > git format-patch v1.0 > cd /tmp/newmyrepo > git am ~/myrepo/THEPATCHNAME > git tag ls git tag ls is not the proper way to list tags. Afaict there isn't any yet, except: ls .git/refs/tags/ git tag ls just tagged your HEAD with the name 'ls' which is obviously not what you meant :)
Ooops. Yes, I meant "git tag -l" as the last command, which lists the tags, but doesn't list v1.1. Geoff.
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