Release 0.0.0 without any code

[brotbert]

When using glide it asks for using the release 0.0.0:

[INFO]	Attempting to get package github.com/joshdk/ykmango
[INFO]	--> Gathering release information for github.com/joshdk/ykmango
[INFO]	The package github.com/joshdk/ykmango appears to have Semantic Version releases (http://semver.org).
[INFO]	The latest release is 0.0.0. You are currently not using a release. Would you like
[INFO]	to use this release? Yes (Y) or No (N)

Unfortunately 0.0.0 does not contain any code.

Can you please retract and re-release? Thanks!

[joshdk]

Hello @brotbert,

The 0.0.0 tag exists on a empty ref (git commit --allow-empty -m 'Initial commit') at the beginning of history. I do this so that git describe --tags always works, wherever you happen to be in the git history.

I've updated the "release" in GitHub and marked it as a "Pre-release"; I'm not sure if Glide pays attention to things like that (probably not). A proper solution would be for me to cut an additional release.

[joshdk]

I've gone and tagged a 0.1.0 release for you @brotbert. Let me know if this helps with your Glide setup 🙂

[brotbert]

Thanks @joshdk, I really appreciate this!