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On 3/18/2014 4:17 PM, Milan Prochac wrote:
> On 18. 3. 2014 21:03, DJ Delorie wrote:
>> If someone wants to go back and tag all the release points, go ahead.
>
> They are already tagged (except last one):
> $ git tag | grep RELEASE
> pcb-20040903-RELEASE
> pcb-20050315-RELEASE
> pcb-20050609-RELEASE
> pcb-20060321-RELEASE
> pcb-20060414-RELEASE
> pcb-20060422-RELEASE
> pcb-20060822-RELEASE
> pcb-20070208-RELEASE
> pcb-20070912-RELEASE
> pcb-20080202-RELEASE
> pcb-20081128-RELEASE
> pcb-20091103-RELEASE
> pcb-20100929-RELEASE
> pcb-20110918-RELEASE
>

just a minor bit of history... many of those were done back when we used 
cvs.  So the branching and tagging and the document which described how 
were originally based on cvs.

The basic thing we did in CVS days was to create a branch point tag, 
then branch to create a release branch, then do things like set the 
release version number, then tag the branch for the release.  That was 
done so we could have a way to put out a patch release on a branch if 
needed.  I think we only did that (released a patch release on a branch) 
about once but I may be thinking of gerbv instead.

-Dan (the one who probably created most of those particular tags until 
the last few).