Currently, the -G flag does not correctly use the info of queried git tag, but rather just peels the current repo's HEAD to a commit and fetches info from that.
The correct behaviour to align with amboso is to use the info of queried tag even if current HEAD does not match that status.
In any case, the old behaviour would be supported when the passed tag is HEAD, if amboso allows it.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Gen an anvil__proj.h header using both invil and amboso on the same commit:
invil -XG ./src "$my_tag"
The resulting commit description hashes will not match, because of this code:
Expected behavior
The commit for passed tag argument is reached and its info is used.
Currently, the
-Gflag does not correctly use the info of queriedgittag, but rather just peels the current repo'sHEADto a commit and fetches info from that.The correct behaviour to align with
ambosois to use the info of queried tag even if current HEAD does not match that status. In any case, the old behaviour would be supported when the passed tag isHEAD, ifambosoallows it.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
anvil__proj.hheader using bothinvilandambosoon the same commit:The resulting commit description hashes will not match, because of this code:
Expected behavior
The commit for passed tag argument is reached and its info is used.
>=0.0.9