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Repository structure: Commits first-commit: add test file second-commit: add workflow .github/workflows/tag.yaml name: tag_handler on: push: tags: - "*" jobs: hello: ...
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Currently, I'm using this command to show the contents of the annotated tag: git tag --list --format='%(contents)' name-of-tag Which worked fine until we started GPG signing the annotated tags. Now ...
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I am using a Jenkins declarative pipeline with a Docker agent (Windows label). In my pipeline, I want to get the current git tag for the commit being built, so I can use it for artifact naming. My ...
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I cannot create a lightweight tag in Git, only annotated (as I understand). I use the command: git tag v15.0 This should create a lightweight tag without any metadata, but instead it asks me for a ...
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Let's consider a Git repository with a main branch. I now create a release/vX.Y.Z branch from main, but instead of merging back I create a release tag onto it. I know that now this exact commit is ...
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We have a master branch. I created a new branch off master called some_feature. When I created this new branch, the master latest tag was 3.2.0. Later, few releases were cut by other team members and ...
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Long story short: Lerna is not detecting the latest git tags after a successful publish. Can I recover from this without re-publishing all the packages which included several major version bumps via ...
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Is it possible to get annotated tag information via tag name in TFS 2017 API? There is an Annotated Tag section in the documentation, but it wants the object ID of the tag. I have the Repository ID ...
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I have several org repositories that deploy into cloud environments via AWS and OIDC. The typical release process is as follows: Decide that main is in a state we want to deploy. main is configured ...
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I have Git configured to record reflogs for all refs: $ git config core.logallrefupdates always And this works. Including recording the reflog for annotated tags. But git reflog does not give any ...
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When you tag a commit, I know that you'll have the committer/author timestamp of the commit as well as a ctime/mtime/atime timestamp on the object file, but is there a separate recorded timestamp of ...
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I need to start adding a tag to my commits... I use bash shell. what is the proper sequence I did it like this: git tag <verbiage> git commit <verbiage> Is this correct?
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We have a monorepo and are using trunk based development (single trunk branch) We have 2 environments dev and prods, and we want to tag the latest releases. Should we tag each release env commit? Like ...
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Hi I have a release that automatically tags the release commit in the source repo via some git commands in a powershell script. Its below: cd $(Agent.ReleaseDirectory)\_repo_root git checkout $(Build....
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I want to get the branch name in a Azure pipeline. I can get it using: - script: | echo "Original Source Branch: $(Build.SourceBranch)" BRANCH_NAME=${BUILD_SOURCEBRANCH#refs/heads/} ...
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I'm working with the framework package (github.com/username/fmk) and I'm facing an issue with version resolution using go get. Current Release Process: Feature Branches: Developers create isolated ...
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I have a long running PR which was merged to main branch. However, I needed to create a tag for the main branch before the PR got merged for any future hot fixes! Now that PR got merged (with merge ...
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We have a checkout task in our bamboo-specs YAML file thus: - checkout: force-clean-build: "false" description: Checkout default repository As part of our build processes, we want to ...
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I have a repository 'util' repository that I cloned as a subrepo into 'client' repo. How can I pull a tag version instead of a branch, in the client repo? I dont want to be pulling version branches, ...
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Currently I have 2 Github Action. One for production release, and the other one for staging release. When I push a tag in production branch it triggers the CI/CD: name: Deploy production on: push: ...
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I have started working with a new dev team, and they have a practive that I can't find in git-book about branch management: They use a single branch to centralize changes and close a tag for every ...
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I somehow managed to import git tags from one remote repository to a different one. What I did wrong in the said action sequence and how to avoid importing git tags into different remote git repo in ...
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I have many git repos with DVC. DVC has file .dvc/config that refers to remote (cloud storage). I want to migrate from one remote to another so one of the steps is to edit git history of .dvc/config ...
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I am working on establishing a Jenkins pipeline that compiles a React application and transfers the build directory to a remote server. The build process is based on the master branch, and ...
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I've a requirement to fetch the credentials from Vault in a keeper namespace and use withVault directive in Jenkins pipeline instead of withCredentials. I'm facing issues using withVault. Below works ...
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I am on git version 2.40.1 I'm simply looking the get the most recent tag number from a given branch. Not the overall latest tag number from the whole repo. Not a random old tag number. For example, ...
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I need to automatically capture the latest tag whenever I push changes to my private repository on the 'develop' branch and store it in a variable. How can I achieve this? I attempted to use these ...
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I am trying to use a certain library with FetchContent: FetchContent_Declare( Catch2 GIT_REPOSITORY https://github.com/catchorg/Catch2.git GIT_TAG ...
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I had some issues with a deploy and has to revert back to a tagged version of the code. When reviewing the changes between the the tagged code and the git code it had some changes like changelog. Is ...
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I have released a tag. I can see a label called "latest" on the release. Can i add more labels on the same release? if so how to do it? I don't find any option to add labels to a release. ...
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I have accumulated a lot of junk tags in my repositories. I want to delete all tags matching a given pattern, but not ALL tags, just those that match. What is the best way to do this? I'm on Windows (...
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I setup a AOSP code for my local git server with the following steps, Mirror code on server : mkdir AOSP_MIRROR cd AOSP_MIRROR repo init -u https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest -b ...
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In GIT, I am trying to execute a series of GIT commands to delete an existing tag then recreate it. However, it is returning a "fatal: tag '2.0.1' already exists" error. Anyone have any ...
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I have a project where I'd started working on my old laptop and then continued on my new one. On my old laptop I had properly configured Git with user.name and user.email, but when I switched to my ...
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When I run git tag the first line is value 2 - what is it? If it was a wrong tag record (there should not be that tag) how to remove it? PS C:\Users\rozerro\StudioProjects\testing_project> git tag ...
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We moved a repository from one Github to another and for some reason the commits were duplicated, one for the code and one for the tags. In the source instance i have commit xxxxxx with both the code ...
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I have a git tag as input. I want commit id associated with that git tag as output.
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I have a CI that runs when a tag is created, but I would like to be able to run it manually as well. Unfortunately, the CI uses the tag name to set the name of the artifact. I tried this: stages: - ...
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I have a Python package that is going through frequent changes and it brought us to version 0.9.3 currently. My team is not confident to bump it to 1.0.0 yet. The team agreed to version number 0.10.0 ...
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I have the following PowerShell script to find out the latest commit in source/target branches: $uriBranchStatus = "https://dev.azure.com/$organization/$teamProject/_apis/git/repositories/$...
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I have multiple git repositories on a company gitlab and wanted to clean them up using git-gilter-repo, following the steps from documentation: https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/newren/...
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I am creating a CI/CD Pipeline for my project. I am building the Images using GitHub Actions and storing them in the AWS ECR. The whole pipeline works fine but there is a problem with updating the ...
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Need an advice for very big enterprise I am reviewing their CI pipeline and there some jobs which has got except and only, and I am wondering is rules better practice or not. One of the job looks like ...
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I am using github actions workflow for code deployment. One of the flow is manual using workflow_dispatch. I am able to select main or any feature branch but when i select tags - most of them are ...
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I have a branching strategy where I have a branch that represent each of my org. Now when working on a branch , we can have commits for a release or a hotfix correction etc... I want to be able to tag/...
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We are working on a versioning system based on git tags. While git describe is great, we would prefer commands that output the three elements of git describe seperately (latest tag, commits since tag, ...
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I'm creating a git tags (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/git-tags?view=azure-devops&tabs=browser) per build. How many git tags can be created? Is there any limit?
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I'm using the following command to get the tags in each of the submodules: git submodule foreach git tag --sort=-taggerdate -l But I'm not sure how to also get the commit IDs for each tag listed. ...
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I'm having a project for which I would like to do tag based releases and for this purpose, I have defined the following yml file: name: publish open-electrons-templates on: push: # Sequence of ...
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Every time I try to update a particular repository, it fails because the maintainer regularly changes the nightly tag: $ git fetch From https://github.com/kyazdani42/nvim-tree.lua ! [rejected] ...
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