Closed wolfiex closed 10 months ago
Commits now retain the push date and part of the original message when republished.
Commits now retain the push date and part of the original message when republished.
If retrospectively you wanted to update a commit/tag with a date/time etc I have a script in https://github.com/WCRP-CMIP/CMIP6_CVs/blob/master/src/cleanupTags.py that does exactly that. I used it to retag once we had a better versioning notation to use
Commits now retain the push date and part of the original message when republished.
If retrospectively you wanted to update a commit/tag with a date/time etc I have a script in https://github.com/WCRP-CMIP/CMIP6_CVs/blob/master/src/cleanupTags.py that does exactly that. I used it to retag once we had a better versioning notation to use
This is less of an issue now, since I am just tagging the new (updated version metadata) commits using the previous ones.
I just wanted something more informative than "Version Metadata Automatically Updated + Checksum Recalculated' or something of the like. This should be even less of an issue when files are updated individually, rather than in batch,
Using a files checksum and commit history, we automatically update the relevant
version_metadata
fields and re-commit.