Quoting Cyril Brulebois ([email protected]): > Cyril Brulebois <[email protected]> (2017-12-03): > > However, when changing the way you tag stuff in git, please discuss or > > at least coordinate these workflow changes. Some of our tools currently > > assume epochs are not represented in git tags, which breaks at least > > l10n stat computing, but maybe other things as well.
I found the origin of the problem. It looks like it's this: git commit -m 'releasing package apt-setup version 1:0.133' -a /[master 436ef05] releasing package apt-setup version 1:0.133 1 file changed, 8 insertions(+) git tag '1%0.133' The relevant command is "debcommit --release -a" It seems that debcommit changed its way to tags releases with an epoch: up to recently, the epoch was just dropped, but now it is used, but ":" is replaced by "%" That indeed explains why I "suddenly" changed my tagging method without even knowing.....
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