Hello.
I had to bzr push --overwrite lava-server. I did this to remove all the release tags we inherited from the dashboard. I also tagged this as "release-0.1".
Next time you push something make sure not to litter the tree with old launch-control tags. If bzr push complains about conflicting tags you know you did this ;-).
Thanks Zygmunt
On Mon, 13 Jun 2011 12:29:19 +0200, Zygmunt Krynicki zygmunt.krynicki@linaro.org wrote:
Hello.
I had to bzr push --overwrite lava-server. I did this to remove all the release tags we inherited from the dashboard. I also tagged this as "release-0.1".
Argh, I completely forgot to think about that! However, push doesn't propagate tag deletes, even with --overwrite (bzr would have to record an 'anti-tag' I guess?). So I deleted the tags from lp:lava-server directly (bzr tag --delete -d lp:lava-server ...).
Next time you push something make sure not to litter the tree with old launch-control tags. If bzr push complains about conflicting tags you know you did this ;-).
I don't have any outstanding branches of lava-server (and judging by lp, neither does anyone else), and I deleted the tags from my local copy, so if you are sure that you have clean tags too (it's easy to get them back if you think you've deleted them from upstream but haven't :), we should be good.
Cheers, mwh