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So I noticed a few things today.  Just want to clarify if I am right about
this.  And maybe I am and if so... questions to follow.

First off... simply put doing a git tag on the keystone git repot (
github.com/openstack/keystone/ ) I get a set of tags.

matt at cloudcrusher:~/OPENSTACK/keystone$ git tag
2011.3
2011.3.1
2012.1
2012.1.1
2012.1.2
essex-1
essex-2
essex-3
essex-4
essex-rc1
essex-rc2
folsom-1
folsom-2
folsom-3

Hassah.  Tags.  Then I go hop onto the repot for python-keystoneclient (
github.com/openstack/python-keystoneclient ) and run git tag.

matt at cloudcrusher:~/OPENSTACK/python-keystoneclient$ git tag
0.1.0
0.1.1
2012.1
essex-3
essex-4
essex-rc1
essex-rc2
folsom-1

That's pretty neat.  Less tags.  In fact, less recent tags.  So we have a
tag for 2012.1 in python-keystoneclient as the latest tag for essex.  Great
except the latest tag for keystone is 2012.1.2 ( latest in essex )

In and of itself... FINE.  Keystone 2012.1.2 is probably fully compatible
with client 2012.1 .  Would love to see that with a bit more certainty.
But hey I'm easy.

Here's my next issue.  And it's related and maybe bad.

When I do a checkout of 2012.1.2 in keystone AND when i do a git log, the
latest commit is Aug 8.  None of the OSSA patches are seemingly included.

So, I have a few questions.

How do people know which git ref to pull to get all of the latest fixes?

How do people know which corresponding git refs in other projects they
should pull to ensure they have the latest compatible and tested ( ???? )
refs?

-Matt
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