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Applying the existing tag on a new commit in Git

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I have a tag named tag_0.0.1 which is being pushed in the same to Git Repository. I run the build several times a day. Instead of creating new tags every time, I want to rewrite the same tag. New changes should be applied on the existing tag and it can be pushed to the repo. I know we can delete the tag on the repo and create the same in local and push it. Is there any way to apply new commits on the existing tags ? This is what i tried: git tag tag_0.0.1 After code changes -- deleting git tag -d tag_0.0.1 git push --delete origin tag_0.0.1 Recreating the same and push git tag tag_0.0.1 git

Applying the existing tag on a new commit in Git

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Applying the existing tag on a new commit in Git

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问题 I have a tag named tag_0.0.1 which is being pushed in the same to Git Repository. I run the build several times a day. Instead of creating new tags every time, I want to rewrite the same tag. New changes should be applied on the existing tag and it can be pushed to the repo. I know we can delete the tag on the repo and create the same in local and push it. Is there any way to apply new commits on the existing tags ? This is what i tried: git tag tag_0.0.1 After code changes -- deleting git

unable to curl a git tag

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问题 I want to curl a git tag through the command line: curl -O http://someurl But when I try to untar the file it is broken? Do anyone know what is the problem? 回答1: You can curl a git tag from a git repos hosting service like GitHub, because it has a dedicated tarball service (like Nodeload) which provides tar (or zip). But not any other git repo out there has that same service. See "Having trouble downloading Git archive tarballs from Private Repo" for a concrete example with GitHub (or this

Is there a way to prepare git tag messages?

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问题 When adding a new tag in git, I would like to automatically modify the default (empty) tag message before my $EDITOR fires up—similar to the way that git allows to prepare commit messages via the prepare-commit-msg hook. For example: git tag -s v1.2.3 should open my editor with pre-filled contents like this: Release v1.2.3: * Dynamically generated message 1 * Dynamically generated message 2 Default standard text. # # Write a tag message # Lines starting with '#' will be ignored Is there any

Show git tags sorted by date

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问题 How to list git tags in chronological order ? (recent tags first) git tag only displays alphabetical order. 回答1: The correct answer is: git tag --sort=-taggerdate taggerdate is the appropriate field. According to the git tag man page: Prefix - to sort in descending order of the value. git tag uses the same sorting keys as git-for-each-ref, which is where the sorting keys are documented. 回答2: In git 2.3.3 I can just do this to get them sorted by date: git tag --sort version:refname 回答3: Simple

Separate branches or git projects?

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I'm introducing Git in our company. I have several applications that all interact together via sockets, and now, it is about to decide whether I should use separate branches for different parts of my application, or separate Git projects. I also want to use tags for revisions; if I use branches, I have to tag like branchnameV1.0, but if I use separate Git projects I could tag like v1.0`. What would be the most conventional method for doing this? Separate Git projects: branches are interesting if you intend to merge common code source. But if your apps are independent (in development, even

git pull - will it fetch tags on remote by default?

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I know git fetch --tags will fetch all tags from remote to local. I am not sure will git pull get tags from remote by default, so will it or not? VonC It should, since git pull does a git fetch and a git merge . But it will do so only from git 1.9.0+, as I mentioned in " Does “ git fetch --tags ” include “ git fetch ”? ". A git pull will by default only fetch tags that are reachable by the objects that are fetched. From the git pull documentation --no-tags By default, tags that point at objects that are downloaded from the remote repository are fetched and stored locally. This option disables

Determine latest received git tag

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问题 I need to write an autoupdate script for our project. I have everything, except that I can't determine the name of the latest received tag. I tried with git describe, but it tells me the latest checked out tag. I don't need that of course, I have to get the next reachable tag to checkout. Any idea? 回答1: Try this: git describe --tags --abbrev=0 branch_name to retrieve the name of the latest tag searching back from the tip of the desired branch, rather than HEAD (the current checkout). That is,

Git: How to get the name of checked out tag when 2/more tags on same commit

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问题 I have a git commit with 2 tags, like this: commit1-----tagA,tagB Checkout "tagA" by git checkout tagA Question: How to get the tag name of current checkout? I have try git describe , but it's always return name "tagB", expect return "tagA". Seems git describe only be able to return the most recent tag name, see from git manual The command finds the most recent tag that is reachable from a commit. If the tag points to the commit, then only the tag is shown. Otherwise, it suffixes the tag name