I have a repo where as well as origin, I have both an upstream remote, and another forked remote. I do this so I can cherry pick specific commits for my repo.
However, if I add a tag to my repo, and then the forked remote adds the same tag, I get a clobber error.
I have set the git config for the remote to git config remote.<remote-name>.tagopt --no-tags which I assumed should stop the tags being fetched, but this does not seem to be honoured by Fork.
Is there / could there be a way to either honour the git config?
Also, is there / could there be a way to manage this on a per remote basis from the UI?
I have a repo where as well as origin, I have both an upstream remote, and another forked remote. I do this so I can cherry pick specific commits for my repo.
However, if I add a tag to my repo, and then the forked remote adds the same tag, I get a clobber error.
I have set the git config for the remote to
git config remote.<remote-name>.tagopt --no-tags
which I assumed should stop the tags being fetched, but this does not seem to be honoured by Fork.Is there / could there be a way to either honour the git config?
Also, is there / could there be a way to manage this on a per remote basis from the UI?
Thanks.