At present, a search for the closest tag follows all commits (see #22). This means when merging release back down to master you'll bring along the latest release tag, which is usually not what you want.
By default we should use a --first-parent strategy and ignore tags from merged branches. It should be possible to disable this (e.g. firstParent = false).
At present, a search for the closest tag follows all commits (see #22). This means when merging release back down to master you'll bring along the latest release tag, which is usually not what you want.
By default we should use a
--first-parentstrategy and ignore tags from merged branches. It should be possible to disable this (e.g.firstParent = false).