Hey, just confirming if this is the expected behavior.
I have:
- name: Create new tag
id: tag
uses: mathieudutour/github-tag-action@v6.2
with:
github_token: ${{ github.token }}
fetch_all_tags: true
tag_prefix: releases/foo/
- name: Show
run: |
git tag -l 'releases/foo/*'
The git tag -l doesn't show the new tag that "Create new tag" generates.
Analysis of 4 commits complete: no release
New version is 0.0.20-debug-release-tag.0.
New tag after applying prefix is releases/foo/0.0.20-debug-release-tag.0.
Changelog is ### [0.0.20-debug-release-tag.0](https://github.com/xxx/xxx/compare/releases/foo/0.0.19...releases/foo/0.0.20-debug-release-tag.0) (2025-11-21)
.
Run git tag -l 'releases/foo/*'
git tag -l 'releases/foo/*'
shell: /usr/bin/bash --noprofile --norc -e -o pipefail {0}
releases/foo/0.0.17
releases/foo/0.0.18
releases/foo/0.0.19
releases/foo/0.0.19-fix-tmate.0
And if so, is it possible to get the tag locally so I don't have to re-run a git fetch?
Hey, just confirming if this is the expected behavior.
I have:
The
git tag -ldoesn't show the new tag that "Create new tag" generates.And if so, is it possible to get the tag locally so I don't have to re-run a
git fetch?