Subject: | git-stitch-repo on unix seemed to miss labels for a particular repo |
Date: | Thu, 17 Apr 2014 00:39:59 -0600 |
To: | bug-git-fastexport <bug-git-fastexport [...] rt.cpan.org> |
From: | marc towersap <marc.towersap [...] gmail.com> |
I am (on centos 6.5) invoking git-stitch-repo. It seemed to work ok other
than I noticed some label oddities. I imported 6 repositories in one shot,
and it seemed to mess up the tags.
For example, in the original repo "A", I do git tag -nl, I see a single
tag, which is an annotated tag called v6.3.3.2.
Post-git-stitch-repo, I see
v6.3.3.2 with the correct message
v6.3.3.2-A with the commit message.
but that seems to have thrown off things. I see extra tags that don't have
a -[letter],
I think it's annotated tags that it's puking on.
It creates two tags for each annotated tag
the original tag with the original message (without -[letter]), and a
second tag with the -[letter] and the commit message it's attached to.