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List of all tags on a branch/remote-repo

Subject: List of all tags on a branch/remote-repo

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2 messages between Feb 16, 2009 and Feb 17, 2009.

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Aneesh Bhasin· Feb 16, 2009, 11:29 UTC · lore
Hi All,

I have a small question. How do I see all the tags that exist on a particular branch. eg, if I have two branches : B1 and B2 and B1 has tags : T1_1, T1_2... and B2 branch has tags T2_1, T2_2... then if I say :

>git tag

I will see all the tags (T1_1, T1_2, T2_1, T2_2...). How do I see just the tags that exist on branch B2 ?? Is there a single command for it or any other way of doing it ?

And extending this concept, if I add a remote tracking repo with the command :
>git remote add linux-2.6.25_DEV1 /home/DEV1//linux-2.6.25_DEV1/.git

then how do i see all the tags that existed in linux-2.6.25_DEV1 without showing all the tags in my git repo ??

Thanks in advance..

Regards, Aneesh

Nanako Shiraishi· Feb 17, 2009, 10:17 UTC · re: Aneesh Bhasin · lore

Re: List of all tags on a branch/remote-repo

Quoting Aneesh Bhasin <contact.aneesh@gmail.com>:
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> I have a small question. How do I see all the tags that exist on a
> particular branch. eg, if I have two branches : B1 and B2 and B1 has
> tags : T1_1, T1_2... and B2 branch has tags T2_1, T2_2... then if I
> say :
>>git tag
> I will see all the tags (T1_1, T1_2, T2_1, T2_2...). How do I see just
> the tags that exist on branch B2 ?? Is there a single command for it
> or any other way of doing it ?
>
> And extending this concept, if I add a remote tracking repo with the command :
>>git remote add linux-2.6.25_DEV1 /home/DEV1//linux-2.6.25_DEV1/.git
>
> then how do i see all the tags that existed in linux-2.6.25_DEV1
> without showing all the tags in my git repo ??
>
> Thanks in advance..
Jake, last month you ported --contains option from the git-branch command to the git-tag command. Do you have a thought on this question?
I think what Aneesh wants is not --contains but --merged option from the git-branch command, but I am not sure.
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