-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 6/17/07, Erik Mouw wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Sun, Jun 17, 2007 at 07:36:28PM +0530, pradeep singh wrote:
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> But i am not able to pull the tags using > > $ cd /mnt/reiser/linux-2.6 [this dir holds Linus' tree] > $ git pull -t If you just cloned the repo it already has all tags and you don't need the "-t" flag for git. Just do "git tag -l" to see all tags.
I did and i cannot see any. I finally created one as $git tag v2.6.22-rc5
> I get following error :- > > $fatal: 'origin': unable to chdir or not a git archive
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Not sure what happens, ask on the git mailing list if it really bothers you.
Sure, this sounds good enough to me.
> Ok i am fine with this as i have pulled Linus' tree successfully. > Now can i use my locally generated tag for the tree. i.e > > $ git tag "Linux 2.6.22-rc5" > > Is this acceptable? AFAIK tags can't contain spaces, but other than that you can tag all you like.
Yes, didn't realise that earlier :).
> Does this renders my pulled tree useless because i generated the tag > locally? It doesn't make it useless. If you make a tag with "git tag mytag" it's just a "symlink" without a commit, it will only help you to find certain commits easier. For example: "git tag v2.6.22-rc5-works-ok". You can pull from Linus repo without problems. If you use the -a or -s flag, the tag will actually be a commit, which will make future pulls from Linus repo a merge instead of a standard fastforward. Still not a useless repo, but not one that's like Linus repo. If you want to make such tags, you rather make them in a branch.
Thanks Eric , that was helpful. Regards - --psr
Erik
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