> `draft/` tag prefix is for drafts +1
> `rel/` tag prefix is for releases +1 > No more clean tags will be created OK as discussed below > `rel/` tags has and will always be the accepted release tag, unless changed > in the future. +1 > We never used clean tags as an official release. We have always told users > that clean tags “are not official” and to “please wait for the rel/ tags and > or NPM package” as those were considered our final and approved releases. yup > If we want to switch from using the “rel/“ prefix to a clean tag (no prefix) > for final releases, that should be a separate discussion and vote. +1 > Side note about the clean tags: > On one of my last releases, I created a draft clean tag to submit in a > release vote email and within 10 minutes someone posted on Twitter that we > have already released just based on the tag. > This is why IMO clean tags should not be draft and probably not left around. At this point I think almost all clean tags should match accepted rel (release) tags. Any clean tags that are for rejected drafts should definitely be deleted. Just as a small, personal preference, I would not favor deleting any clean tags that already match accepted rel (release) tags. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@cordova.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@cordova.apache.org
