describe() works different from git describe #260
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gradle-git, relies on grgit, which in turn relies on JGit. JGit's DescribeCommand currently doesn't seem to provide any configurability to address this, so until that's enhanced you'll have to find an alternate solution. Since this is a grgit issue rather than gradle-git, I'll close this out. If there is an issue open (or you open a new one) with JGit that you want to tie this request to, please open a new issue on the grgit repo so it can be tracked. |
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indeed, the relevant issue is here: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=423206 But, since this bug is from 2013 and unchanged... perhaps it would be a good point to fork JGit and patch it myself ... -let's see- omg … FYI: seems not that impossible but now I'm tired of the eclipse community thingy ;D |
… --tags option is set (to behave like C Git) https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=423206 ajoberstar/gradle-git#260 First draft ... disable non-annotated tags .. indeed, test will fail now ;)
… --tags option is set (to behave like C Git) https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=423206 ajoberstar/gradle-git#260 now, I found the code in NameRevCommand for looking for annotated tags, it's "easy" but still: tests are missing / failing and should be updated to the new combinations ++++ git.describe().setAllTags(true) has to be set to behave like before, else the default is now as in c git
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FYI: pending change in jgit https://git.eclipse.org/r/115690 |
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@ajoberstar |
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Thanks for the update. This should get resolved with ajoberstar/grgit#233. |
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git describeuses annotated tags only per default, Grgit.describe() behaves likegit describe --tagsWould be great default would behave the same way and --tags to resolve leightweight tags would be an option.
Another case is the
git describe --dirtycase which seems to be impossible to get with grgit too atm?!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: