Hi,

Shouldn't we use lsstsw mass-tag tool when cutting a new release ? 
Indeed, it seems it tags all the Qserv dependencies with the release tag.

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fjammes@qserv-build-server-offline:~/src/lsstsw (master *%=) $ which 
mass-tag
~/src/lsstsw/bin/mass-tag
fjammes@qserv-build-server-offline:~/src/lsstsw (master *%=) $ mass-tag
Usage: /home/fjammes/src/lsstsw/bin/mass-tag [-d] <tag>

      -d : instead of setting it, delete the tag

WARNING: THIS WILL APPLY  TO ALL LSST/DMS REPOSITORIES IN ./build
          AND IMMEDIATELY PUSH THEM TO THE UPSTREAM GIT SERVER.

                                            EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION.
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This seems to be safe, indeed running :

rebuild -r RELEASE_TAG qserv

would allow to rebuild easilly any previous Qserv release with the 
correct dependencies versions (i.e. the ones tagged with RELEASE_TAG 
during the creation of the release).

Would some lsstsw experts have and idea about this, please ?

Thanks,

Fabrice

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