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Tony Hoyle schrieb:
> Ernst Gill wrote:
>
>>
>> Unfortunately we have done this on our production repository,
>> (around 2000 files) and I am not able to delete this remote tag.
>> Any suggestions ?
>>
> rtag -d
>
> rtag -F should overwrite it anyway.. just remember to specify -r or -D
> so it knows where to put the tag... I just put in a change that makes
> it assume HEAD (which seems reasonable behaviour) and that'll be in
> the next version.
>
> Tony
As I already mentioned rtag -d does NOT work, the tag is still there.
But rtag -F -r or -D to overwrite the wrong tag settings works fine.
A very good idea to put the rtag on HEAD if nothing is specified.
But if I remember correctly, this behavior was already there in the past.
Because I use rtag in the past before I start (6 month ago) using
tagging in my sandbox.
Ernst