[Gnu-arch-users] tla tag: tag-version rev wrong?

[Marco Mililotti]

Hi,
I'm new to Arch, and I'm trying to understand if it suits my need for 
the projects I'm managing.
I'm using tla version 1.3.2 under Mac OSX.

After discovering that "tla tag --seal" doesn't create a base-0 sealed 
version (this is somewhat a known bug as I've been told), I started 
managing my projects using a "devel--x.y" line (where new patches are 
added), and using a "release" branch that is built of tags from 
"devel--x.y--patch-x".
Well, here I've a problem. The base-0 revision I got created by my first 
tag *IS NOT* the latest patch-x from devel. Here is what happens:

I've a project directory "prj-dev" where my last revision of the 
development line for the project has been "tla get"-ed . My project has 
the following revisions:

prj--devel--x.y:
  base-0
  patch-1
  patch-2

I tag as follows (all local archives):
tla tag -S prj--devel--x.y--patch-2 prj--release--a.b

Then I move to a different place and do a get:
tla get prj--release--a.b prj-rel

And, magically, "prj-rel/" and "prj-dev/" are not the same. From the 
logs I can see "prj-rel" it's missing patch-2, at least.

Since -- as I've already stated -- I'm new to Tla-Arch, and since this 
seems more something that has to do with my inexperience (I cannot think 
it's a problem of tla get...), I would like to know if someone of you 
has any idea that could help me get the root of the problem. What could 
be wrong?

Any help/suggestions/hints is/are welcome,
Regards,
PS:
I've removed (with a simple "/bin/rm -rf") the "prj--release--a.b" 
version that has been created by tag -S, and repeated the process many 
times, but with the same end result!

-- Marco