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Should `@` be really a valid git tag name?

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Sep 17, 2021, 11:20 UTC
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Hello Git-Community,
by accident I did:
    git tag -a -s @
    git push --tags

in v2.25.1 and pushed the tag named `@` to Github and had some minutes of fun to get rid of it again (see: https://stackoverflow.com/a/69211383)

A SO commenter pointed out, that git-check-ref-format forbids @ and maybe I should report this as potential bug. Is it?

Best, Benjamin

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