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Tag 0.10.0 currently points to commit 2864209, which is actually not to a member of the proper msmhq/msm repository (I'm actually not 100% sure where it does belong). The corresponding commit actually on the tree is 6c1d8c7.
Additionally, Pull Request #416Fix change log entry for version 0.10.0 was merged downstream of Tag 0.10.0. This means that the commit with the correct changelog for 0.10.0 is actually several commits ahead of where the tag points, and the tag currently does not have the correct changelog. The commit with the correct changelog for 0.10.0 is 5c28b6f.
How to Resolve
The existing Tag 0.10.0 (pointing to 2864209) first needs to be deleted, and then a new Tag 0.10.0 pointing to 6c1d8c7 needs to be created in its place.
Unfortunately, I can't create a pull request for deleting or creating a tag; this needs to be done directly by one of the msm repository maintainers.
As a side note, if you merge Pull Request #432 before doing this, you also fix issue #435 at the same time.
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The Issue
Tag 0.10.0 currently points to commit 2864209, which is actually not to a member of the proper msmhq/msm repository (I'm actually not 100% sure where it does belong). The corresponding commit actually on the tree is 6c1d8c7.
Additionally, Pull Request #416
Fix change log entry for version 0.10.0
was merged downstream of Tag 0.10.0. This means that the commit with the correct changelog for 0.10.0 is actually several commits ahead of where the tag points, and the tag currently does not have the correct changelog. The commit with the correct changelog for 0.10.0 is 5c28b6f.How to Resolve
The existing Tag 0.10.0 (pointing to 2864209) first needs to be deleted, and then a new Tag 0.10.0 pointing to 6c1d8c7 needs to be created in its place.
Unfortunately, I can't create a pull request for deleting or creating a tag; this needs to be done directly by one of the msm repository maintainers.
As a side note, if you merge Pull Request #432 before doing this, you also fix issue #435 at the same time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: