Missing tags from git-clone, but not git-clone -l ?

Missing tags from git-clone, but not git-clone -l ?

[Gerald (Jerry) Carter]

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Hello,

I'm really a but stumped on this one.  I've got a set of tags
(created by git-svnimport):

  $ git tag -l release-4*
  release-4-0-0tp1
  release-4-0-0tp2
  release-4-0-0tp3
  release-4-0-0tp4

but when I "git-clone samba-svnimport tags-test"", one tag
is missing.

  $ git tag -l release-4*
  release-4-0-0tp2
  release-4-0-0tp3
  release-4-0-0tp4

Running git-clone -l works as expected (i.e. the tp1 tag appears
in the clone).

Here's some more info about the tag in the original svnimport
repo:

$ ls -l .git/refs/tags/
total 0

$ grep release-4 .git/packed-refs
2fbd67786af06b8f5184048d997b660cbd80cbc4 refs/tags/release-4-0-0tp1
a786f423d6dee793418e8c6591f9b962c0fa96bc refs/tags/release-4-0-0tp2
1fea21bffc836a28e3e86e930d3d9fca85590ae6 refs/tags/release-4-0-0tp3
c58417a9934d3c1f04becb542a9fb6334a07f19d refs/tags/release-4-0-0tp4

$ for h in `grep release-4 .git/packed-refs | awk '{print $1}'`; \
  do git-cat-file -t $h; done
tag
tag
tag
tag

Any suggestions on how to debug this?   Am I just misunderstanding
something about tags?




cheers, jerry
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Re: Missing tags from git-clone, but not git-clone -l ?

[Gerald (Jerry) Carter]

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Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:

> I'm really a but stumped on this one.  I've got a set of tags
> (created by git-svnimport):
> 
>   $ git tag -l release-4*
>   release-4-0-0tp1
>   release-4-0-0tp2
>   release-4-0-0tp3
>   release-4-0-0tp4
> 
> but when I "git-clone samba-svnimport tags-test"", one tag
> is missing.
> 
>   $ git tag -l release-4*
>   release-4-0-0tp2
>   release-4-0-0tp3
>   release-4-0-0tp4
> 
> Running git-clone -l works as expected (i.e. the tp1 tag appears
> in the clone).

Sorry.  I did get confused.  And I now understand what happened.
git-clone works correctly.  What I did was "git-remote add svn
/.../path" followed by a "git-fetch svn".  Looks like that
one tag was not directly reachable in the history.  Running
"git-fetch -t svn" gave me the missing tags.

Sorry for the noise.




cheers, jerry
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