Open NobodyXu opened 1 year ago
@alsuren Do you have any idea why is that happening?
My current guess is that you have them locally and they get pushed whenever you run git push --tags. Delete them locally and then delete them on origin and they should stay gone.
I don't know if it's possible to audit when a tag was made or by who. I think not - I think tools tend to just give you the date/author of the commit.
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My current guess is that you have them locally and they get pushed whenever you run git push --tags.
I only remember doing git push
though and I didn't remember doing any git tag
.
Anyway, I removed them from the repository and locally, so let's see if this will happen again.
After publishing
cargo-quickinstall
v0.2.9, created tagcargo-quickinstall-v0.2.9
for the test and fixing the e2etest #203 , somehow new tags:are created which caused the cronjob to fail.
I
grep
ed the*.sh
and.github/workflow/*
and didn't find any usage ofgit-tag
except increate_tag_and_release.sh
which is used inbuild-version.yml
and I didn't see any problem with that.