XPost: linux.debian.devel, linux.debian.policy   
   From: md@Linux.IT   
      
   On Feb 11, Marc Haber  wrote:   
      
   >I am especially concerned about this action flipping some switches    
   >either in my repository or in the archive that might prevent me from    
   >switching back to the classical workflow in the case I don't like the    
   >result.   
   Come on, it's just a tag: to see what happens you can run "git debpush    
   --tag-only" and then check that the repository has not been maimed.   
   And if you want to rollback then you can just delete the tag.   
      
   (Which I still believe should have been the default, with the added    
   benefit of making git-debupush much simpler to implement.)   
      
   --    
   ciao,   
   Marco   
      
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