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Definitely arguable, if git can see the tag is not on the remote yet. The problem is git can't tell if the tag is not on any remote, so just not moving them ev
by skolsuper 10y ago
Definitely arguable, if git can see the tag is not on the remote yet. The problem is git can't tell if the tag is not on any remote, so just not moving them ever is always the safe choice.
This could have been prevented by using "the cactus model" of git branching (sorry no link to source as am on mobile, Google should find it tho) where releases are branches, not tags.