On 29 August 2015 at 16:14, Andrea Pescetti <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 29/08/2015 Peter Kelly wrote: > >> While tagging should do the job, it’s still typically possible to delete >> or change tags. >> > > Are you (plural) saying that Corinthia 0.1 is not tagged? Indeed it isn't, > just checked. Yes, for sure it must be tagged, but the tag will apply to > the whole repository state and not to a branch specifically. Also, the > problem with mutable tags Peter explained is a real issue. You'll want to > sign or annotate your tag properly. I'm unaware of a specific policy in > place, but I'm sure that searching your inbox (or the ASF mailing list > archives) for the word "immutable" will retrieve the relevant conversations > and allow you to have enough context on what other projects do; git is > widely used at the ASF after all. I can take a look at my archives too if > useful, but hopefully the above suggestion is enough. > thanks I learned something new today :-) rgds jan i. > > Regards, > Andrea. >
