Details
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Bug
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Status: Closed
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Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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1.8.1
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None
Description
When the "git push" is run to push the new tag to the repo is uses the ambigious form of just "root-0.0.1" where ${project.artifactId}=root and ${project.version}=0.0.1
Like this is BAD form:
ssh push ssh://git@git.domain.com/foobar.git root-0.0.1
This is GOOD form:
ssh push ssh://git@git.domain.com/foobar.git refs/tags/root-0.0.1
To test this problem out simple create a new branch with the same name as the tag you are about to use.
git branch root-0.0.1
git push origin root-0.0.1
git branch -av
Now use the maven-release-plugin to try to make a git tag called 'root-0.0.1'.
So it is correct to prefix the tags you push with the "refs/tags/" to that the repository know you are sending up a tag. This is never ambiguous.