reassigning a tag

[Darren Dale]

On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Alexander Belchenko <bialix at ukr.net>wrote:

> Darren Dale пишет:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a question about reassigning tags. This morning I tagged by project
>> 0.5b4 and pushed to launchpad, and then I noticed that __version__ in
>> __init__.py was still set to 0.5b3. So I make the correction, run "bzr tag
>> --delete 0.5b4 && bzr tag 0.5b4". Now when I push and pull, I get a
>> conflicting tags report for 0.5b4. Could anyone explain why, and what the
>> proper procedure would have been? I ended up having to delete my 0.5b4 tag
>> entirely and bump my revision to 0.5b5 and tag that in order to silence the
>> conflict report.
>>
>
> Something like that:
>
> 1) bzr tag 0.5b4
> 2) bzr push lp:foo
> 3) Oops! Need to update the branch and re-tag
> 4) bzr ci -m ...
> 5) bzr tag 0.5b4 --force (you can use --force instead of --delete +
> creating new tag).
> 6) bzr push lp:foo
> At this point you'll get message about conflicting tags. So you have to
> overwrite old tags in the branch at LP:
>
> bzr push lp:foo --overwrite
>
> 7) Your branches both have identical set of tags.
> To check this use:
>
> bzr tags
> bzr tags -d lp:foo
>
> First command will print you local tags, second command will print you
> remote tags.
>
> HTH
>

Perfect. Thank you very much.

Darren
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