that test each customization
- the differences extracted to metadata, NOT to git branches
- anything more than 2 clients need migrates to the core.
Put another way, git is not a replacement for metadata configurations
that turn features on and off.
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If I say git tag -l, I only get the names. Big whoop. Where are the
matching hash tags?
Apologies for the newbescent questions, but when I google I get a
thousand false hits due to the generic terms involved.
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tx guy- - got a list of tags?
$ git tag -l -moar
TagOne 9a03e83hashhashhash
TagTwo 9b03e83hashhashhash
TagThree 8ea330ahashhashhash
?
Just curious...
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Just curious...
for x in $(git tag -l); do
echo $x\t$(git rev-parse $x)
done
Nice, tx!
BTW bash didn't expand the \t. No biggie...
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when I perform a manual low-level command, such
as git mv.
No, none of my git tasks crashed, and I certainly don't operate any
two git tasks simultaneously. That's the only responses in the forum
archives.
If this were the worst of the computer bugs I face, I could ignore it.
So, wtf?
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If the bug follows you across different OSes and different versions of Git,
maybe it has something to do with the repository you are working on? Does
the same problem occur in different repositories?
that would, uh, how shall we say, require me to have the same job for
more than a
