From: spwhitton@spwhitton.name 
  
 Package: git-debpush 
 Version: 13.11 
 Severity: wishlist 
  
 Hello, 
  
 Currently I have a script which finalises changelogs and then does 
  
     dgit push-source "$@" 
     git push --follow-tags --no-verify 
  
 I want to replace this with just 'git debpush'. 
  
 I think losing the --no-verify is right; there is no need for 
 git-debpush to ignore Git hooks just because it has made a tag (by 
 contrast, in the 'dgit push-source' case, the upload is already 
 finalised so I definitely want to push it no matter the hooks). 
  
 But the --follow-tags seems useful.  For example, for devscripts, I am 
 about to debpush 2.25.18, but in accordance with that package's 
 conventions I should also make a v2.25.18 tag.  I wouldn't like to have 
 to remember to push this separately.  git-debpush won't push it itself, 
 though, because it's a native package. 
  
 Should git-debpush perhaps have a --follow-tags option which is just 
 passes straight through to git-push? 
  
 -- 
 Sean Whitton 
  
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