Re: git-fetch and unannotated tags
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Jakub Narebski <jnareb@gmail.com>
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- Apr 27, 2007, 15:50 UTC
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Andreas Ericsson wrote:
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> Andy Parkins wrote: >> >> I'd be arguing for making not following unannotated tags the default, and then >> supply a switch to make them followed. Is that too painful? I think that's >> in keeping with the tradition that unannotated tags are, typically, not >> wanted in a central repository - the default update hook prevents it for >> example. > > Yup. I share your feelings about simple tags. However, unless the repo owner > has decided to explicitly push the simple tag to the repo, or fscked up by > doing "git push --all" when he had cruft in his own repo, those tags are > in fact part of the repo. > > In the "oops" case, I'd point this out to the owner so he/she can delete them > from the central repo (and enable the update-hook that barfs when simple tags > are pushed). If the owner actually wants the tags there, then they're > obviously important for some reason, so keeping them might make sense.
You can delete branch (ref?) using "<branch>:" refspec, if server you push to has git new enough. HTH.
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