On Do, 11 Apr 2019, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> > Somehow the commit got the title "Patch 8.1.1154".
> > I don't think there is a way to fix the commit message afterwards.
Well, one could fix it rewriting the history, however with a repository
that is cloned so often, it might cause trouble than it is worth.
> > Git sucks.
That's what I thought in the past. However nowadays I think git is
actually pretty cool, once I understood the concepts. It's still often
black magic to me, but I heard people say the same about Vim ;)
> Christian: I did the following locally on my Mercurial clone, maybe it
> should be done globally on the mirror:
> 1. Remove tag v8.1.1154
> 2. Define tag v8.1.1153 on that improperly-labeled commit,
> 200c012ac0d401441b685bfa788b6aaa6c80448c
> 3. Define tag v8.1.1154 on the _actual_ patch 1154, commit 5b592d4eb23a
It's a mirror of the github repository, so I prefer to leave it as is.
Best,
Christian
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