latest 11 messages by hesco
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[2014-11-21T23:30:33Z]
hesco
Does github provide an api permitting one to query the latest tagged version of a package or project?
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[2014-10-09T17:22:21Z]
hesco
thanks Nevik and Seveas. appreciate the pointers
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[2014-10-09T17:21:46Z]
hesco
!lol
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[2014-10-09T17:19:24Z]
hesco
I looked there before asking here
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[2014-10-09T17:19:17Z]
hesco
git help tag gave me no clues.
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[2014-10-09T17:18:52Z]
hesco
with git.
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[2014-10-09T17:18:29Z]
hesco
Thanks Nevik. How about my first question: How do I determine the commit hash that a tag refers to?
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[2014-10-09T16:24:31Z]
hesco
how do I determine the commit hash that a tag refers to? Does it contaminate the history to delete and change the number of a published tag (on a project that hardly anyone has seen so far)?
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[2014-10-07T18:18:27Z]
hesco
you are suggesting working in my local clone then. Then pushing the upstream changes back into my own fork of the project? I have an existing fork which is a year and nearly 700 commits out of sync with the current development.
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[2014-10-07T18:16:39Z]
hesco
Nevik_: how would I delete?
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[2014-10-07T18:12:08Z]
hesco
I made a contribution to a project a year or so ago, and wish to make another at this time. Is there some way to pull the source from the github.com/hesco/<project_name> site, or must I add a remote locally, merge the upstream changes and work from there? What is the recommended practice?