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git tag releases #70

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b-murphy opened this issue Dec 10, 2015 · 4 comments
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git tag releases #70

b-murphy opened this issue Dec 10, 2015 · 4 comments

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@b-murphy
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Hey,
Would it be possible to git-tag the version bumps in the future?

I'm happy to do the grunt work and find the previous commit ids if backward tags can be done by you? (Guessing it requires force push of master, so not repo friendly to do!) but the offer is there!

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hassox commented Dec 10, 2015

eep I don't want to force push to master :\ I'm happy to start them moving foward though. Is there a good way to backfill? I'm not sure which point in code the revisions were cut.

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I guessed not!!! :-) The only way i can see is adjusting the commits (aka force push) which is a no go!

The only pointer really is that most of the docs (your blog & example phoenix_guardian) are relating to 0.6

Perhaps i could help updating the phoenix_guardian to be 0.8.0 ?

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Hey again!
I just discovered it can be done via releases in github. Only that is done via branches not commits. So could backfill with rollbacked branches on the repo. I'll get on this if it helps.

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hassox commented Dec 10, 2015

I'm actually in the process of updating phoenix_guardian atm! I can push up to a branch what I have so far if you want to hack on it too :)

If you think we can get to releases from where we are then cool but please don't break anything :|

How can I help?

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