Rolf Leggewie [off-list ref] writes:
I just ran into the situation that "git push --tags" pushed tags to the
remote repo that point to commits that do not exist there. How can this
happen?
A tag is just a ref like any other.
Git has the information to know that tag X will be useless in repo Y
because the commit Z it points to does not exist in Y.
It is not useless. After you pushed the tag the commit Z it points to
exists now in Y as well.
Andreas.
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