[BUG] git tag version sort shows v4.0.0-alpha6 as latest
edwintorok opened this issue · 1 comments
Please create a v4.0.1
or v4.0.2
tag, currently if I'd follow the README to create a my-config
tag I'd end up branching off from v4.0.0-alpha6
.
See below for details
Current Behavior:
git tag -l --sort -version:refname | head -n 1
v4.0.0-alpha6
Expected Behavior:
v4.0.1
Steps To Reproduce:
git tag -l --sort -version:refname | grep 4.0
v4.0.0-alpha6
v4.0.0-alpha5
v4.0.0-alpha4
v4.0.0-alpha3
v4.0.0-alpha2
v4.0.0-alpha1
v4.0.0
v.4.0.1
And v.4.0.1
looks like a typo, did you mean v4.0.1
?
Logs
Anything else:
The alpha suffix doesn't have the desired effect, this is explained in the manual:
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config/2.19.2#Documentation/git-config.txt-versionsortsuffix
However by creating a v4.0.1
or v4.0.2
tag that shouldn't be an issue anymore: they'll be the latest and not the alpha tags.
Hey thanks for posting this, I didn't see this issue but I have addressed this earlier and double checked that the auto-updater works with the v4.0.1
tag. :)