On 10/25/2016 11:03 AM, Eric Blake wrote:
> Newer git is more picky about what constitutes a well-formed tag.

> I'm hoping Jim knows the magic for how to (temporarily) suspend the
> hooks and make the correction; in the meantime, I'm opening this bug
> report to track that we still need to do the work.
> 
> Jim, feel free to take discussion offline, since configuration to
> temporarily weaken hooks may not be the best idea to publically archive...

We've sorted out the details off-list (thanks also to Assaf), and I have
completed the conversion.  The attached file 'broken' is the list of all
the tags that I regenerated.  If you have an existing clone, git will
not replace your local broken tags by default, but you can fix your
local side by:

$ git tag -d $(cat broken)
$ git fetch origin --tags

then, optionally use git prune to remove the now-dangling broken tags.

I'll leave this bug open just a bit longer, until we have undone the
temporary changes that we had to make to bypass normal tag deletion
prevention.

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