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chore(migration): allow git tags to be force created when running the migration script - #11219
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OK, good idea. What I did yesterday was manually remove the tags, but this is better.
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This PR modifies
scripts/split_repo_migration/single-library.post-process.common-files.shto allow git tags to be force created so that the script can be run more than once, in case of failure.Another alternative is to move the
git tagcommand outside of thescripts/split_repo_migration/single-library.post-process.common-files.shscript so that the script can be run more than once if required.