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make "git flow release" tag master #325
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``git flow release`` was tagging the last commit in the release branch instead of master. This commit makes it tag master (after the merge) instead. I believe this commit restores the original and intended behavior, which appears to be changed (probably unintentionally) in commit afb191f.
+1 I'd like to see this implemented as well. Is there a more formal way of +1ing this? Was this really the original behavior? Because it's what I expected and was disappointed to find out it's not the current behavior. |
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This is implemented in my fork git-flow (AVH Edition) Checkout the changelog for more information about bugfixes and new features implemented in my fork. |
Is there some way we could get @nvie to comment on if this current behaviour is intended or if this is a bug? |
Agreed. This needs attention; it breaks our current workflow to use versions based on this. :( |
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Dudes, this repo is pretty much dead in the water (latest commit was in 2012). If you're looking for active maintenance, check out @petervanderdoes's fork. It heals what ails you. |
git flow release
was tagging the last commit in the release branch insteadof master.
This commit makes it tag master (after the merge) instead.
I believe this commit restores the original and intended behavior, which
appears to be changed (probably unintentionally) in commit afb191f.