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I don't think so. In both cases, there was visible UI of either the new tag or that the tag was changed. Github shows the updated tag. git pull --tags shows:
by loeg 3y ago
I don't think so. In both cases, there was visible UI of either the new tag or that the tag was changed.
Github shows the updated tag.
git pull --tags shows:
! [rejected] <tag> -> <tag> (would clobber existing tag)
git pull --tags --force updates the tag.
- remram 3y agoYou asked about `git fetch`. If you change your question to `git pull --tags` then yes, the answer is different.
- loeg 3y agogit fetch --tags presents the exact same warning/error.
- remram 3y agoThat's right. > if you 'git fetch', git does not update tags? I would be pretty surprised This is the comment you replied to: > By default, most things assume that tags are immutable and won't check for updates to a tag. You can use options to change from the default. I don't know what point you are now trying to make, but this conversation is getting very laborious.