Lock file is updated during install with multiple tags for the same commit

[davidreuss]

What steps did you take:

I have a repository, where we keep a "floating" major version say v1 for my project (for referencing with github actions for instance), but it's also tagged with the exact semver version.

What happened:

When running vendir sync --locked i'm seeing the vendir.lock.yml file updated to reflect a difference in the tags property of a dependency.

We have CI jobs which checks that there are no differences in lock files, to determine if there's something changed or not, and this check is now failing randomly depending on when the last vendir sync was executed, and what the state of the tags in the upstream project is at the time.

An example diff of what i observed below:

❯ git diff
diff --git a/vendir.lock.yml b/vendir.lock.yml
index 9e368a61..eb476075 100755
--- a/vendir.lock.yml
+++ b/vendir.lock.yml
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ directories:
       commitTitle: 'fix: foobar'
       sha: 874ffaa568150eba07a1794a67ede807efae655b
       tags:
-      - v1
+      - v1.0.1
     path: .
   path: vendor/cicd-toolkit
 - contents:

What did you expect:

I expect the lockfile to not be updated when i'm installing dependencies from that lock file, with vendir sync --locked

Environment:

❯ vendir --version
vendir version 0.41.1

This is on mac os but i don't think there's any platform/arch issue going on here.

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[joaopapereira]

Thanks for opening this issue
I was looking into this issue and I am trying to better understand the scenario here, let me know if this is accurate

1. You create the v1 tag
2. Add create the vendir Lock file
3. Retag the same sha with the v1.0.1 tag
4. Move v1 tag to a different sha
5. run vendir --lock

Is this what you are experiencing?