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Dan Haywood

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Dan Haywood is a freelance consultant and the author of "Domain Driven Design using Naked Objects"
Deleting git tags on a remote Posted: Jun 2, 2014 7:17 AM
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For some reason our git repo for Apache Isis (mirrored on github) acquired a bunch of tags in the form: upstream/isis-1.4.0 upstream/upstream/isis-1.4.0 upstream/upstream/upstream/isis-1.4.0 upstream/upstream/upstream/upstream/isis-1.4.0 Clearly something or someone has been accidentally pushing bad tags. To remove these tags locally, I used: To remove these tags from origin, I chose to do it in two steps. […]

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