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Re: Tags only shown on log with --decorate?

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CFCarlos Eduardo da Fonseca <eduardongu@gmail.com>
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Sep 9, 2010, 20:36 UTC
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Well, I don't see how can it distract people, but I find important to developers who clone/pull a repository to immediatly see what were the tags added and what are they relation with commits when they "git log". I wouldn't (and I think most developers also wouldn't) remember to execute "git tag" or use the "--decorate" parameter every time they clone/pull something.

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