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Fix version number contained in files and Release as v0.6.1 (was: Update Conan recipe for v0.6.0) #47
If that means that the old tag is deleted and another commit is tagged as v0.6.0, then be aware that this may cause some inconsistencies among existing forks and working copies of expected-lite. More details about why re-tagging can be problematic can be read in the official Git documentation: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-tag#_on_re_tagging
Bottom line is:
Git does not update tags in existing repositories when doing a git fetch or git pull. So anyone who has checked out the repository will still have the old v0.6.0 tag unless the tag is updated manually in that person's repository checkout. So it might be easier to just create a new tag (e. g. v0.6.1) and use that one instead, possibly pointing out that v0.6.0 has the wrong version in the code and should not be used anymore.
Reacted by Chris Mc, Martin Moene and Dennis van der Schagt
changed the title [-]Update Conan recipe for v0.6.0[/-][+]Fix version number contained in files and Release as v0.6.1 (was: Update Conan recipe for v0.6.0)[/+]on Jun 28, 2022
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striezel commentedon Jun 27, 2022
If that means that the old tag is deleted and another commit is tagged as v0.6.0, then be aware that this may cause some inconsistencies among existing forks and working copies of expected-lite. More details about why re-tagging can be problematic can be read in the official Git documentation: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-tag#_on_re_tagging
Bottom line is:
Git does not update tags in existing repositories when doing a
git fetchorgit pull. So anyone who has checked out the repository will still have the old v0.6.0 tag unless the tag is updated manually in that person's repository checkout. So it might be easier to just create a new tag (e. g. v0.6.1) and use that one instead, possibly pointing out that v0.6.0 has the wrong version in the code and should not be used anymore.martinmoene commentedon Jun 27, 2022
Thanks @striezel for your informed suggestion to do a/the sensible thing :)
[-]Update Conan recipe for v0.6.0[/-][+]Fix version number contained in files and Release as v0.6.1 (was: Update Conan recipe for v0.6.0)[/+]martinmoene commentedon Jun 28, 2022
Released v0.6.1 here and on Conan Center, closing issue.