Closed fommil closed 9 years ago
Sorry, I had created them locally, didn't realise they hadn't been automatically pushed.
I know the feeling, FWIW (I always forget myself but..) there's a --follow-tags
in push, so:
git push --follow-tags
after a release
Thanks Dale but I think i have a solution that doesn't require remembering anything.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2988088/do-git-tags-get-pushed-as-well
... Alternatively you can configure the remote you push to to always push all tags, e.g. put something like that in your .git/config:
[remote "publish"] # or whatever it is named url = ... push = +refs/heads/:refs/heads/ push = +refs/tags/:refs/tags/
This means force push all heads (all branches) and all tags (if you don't want force pushing of heads, remove '+' prefix from refspec). ...
On 17 March 2015 at 11:04, Dale Wijnand notifications@github.com wrote:
I know the feeling, FWIW (I always forget myself but..) there's a --follow-tags in push, so:
git push --follow-tags
after a release
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Stacy
looks like you forgot to tag the release