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Horst currently uses a tagging scheme like version-X.Y. this makes GitHub generate a tarball (and its content) that is weirdly named:
$ tar zft ../version-5.0.tar.gz | head -1
horst-version-5.0/
If you would use the more conventional vX.Y or simply X.Y as a naming scheme, Github would strip away that v letter an create a more reasonable tarball:
$ tar zft ../build-area/horst-5.0.tar.gz | head -1
horst-5.0/
This would be useful for the Debian package I am maintaining as it would make it possible to reproducibly rebuild the original tarball from the Git source more easily.
Thanks!
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Hi!
Horst currently uses a tagging scheme like
version-X.Y
. this makes GitHub generate a tarball (and its content) that is weirdly named:If you would use the more conventional
vX.Y
or simplyX.Y
as a naming scheme, Github would strip away thatv
letter an create a more reasonable tarball:This would be useful for the Debian package I am maintaining as it would make it possible to reproducibly rebuild the original tarball from the Git source more easily.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: