How to remove links ending with ^ {}

git ls-remote --tags

      

2760f6783bf8d8abf77c9fa965acfe27c82b79d4 refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.1.0-01 e8520c208c64fa5d8b9d8e93418e09bfc7e70f22 refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.1.0-01 ^ {} fff5becea9368f01f3ed0419e19c7c51c337e5c7 refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.1.0-02 9a72878bce84d053ec5fa8d13459f5856e0c8231 refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.1.0- 02 ^ {} 4c0d770f84e8e16508865ef596624b5f1978bd6c refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.2.0-01 6c5a2fdfde516aaa45f4f90e22800122acd7d5af refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.3.0-01 cf5b8afcf428857e844ae0061f4d75cf4241617b refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.4.0-01 f4ff80ad8316cfce57504da94dafc1e1fb106717 refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.4.0 -01 ^ {} 7785ac9fe979a57293153612868ff7984d42d91a refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.4.1-01 fec37e2de5e7ac4941373c522133bfbb930ff431 refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.5.0-01 crash00.0 32beb4e9a9b7505b25d65451668aedd78773895e refs / tags / crashlytics / 0.7.0

I have a lot of links that end in ^ {} .

The main question is: how to remove them?

Additionally: What does it mean?

Data from packed links

2760f6783bf8d8abf77c9fa965acfe27c82b79d4 refs/tags/crashlytics/0.1.0-01
^e8520c208c64fa5d8b9d8e93418e09bfc7e70f22
fff5becea9368f01f3ed0419e19c7c51c337e5c7 refs/tags/crashlytics/0.1.0-02
^9a72878bce84d053ec5fa8d13459f5856e0c8231
4c0d770f84e8e16508865ef596624b5f1978bd6c refs/tags/crashlytics/0.2.0-01
6c5a2fdfde516aaa45f4f90e22800122acd7d5af refs/tags/crashlytics/0.3.0-01
cf5b8afcf428857e844ae0061f4d75cf4241617b refs/tags/crashlytics/0.4.0-01
^f4ff80ad8316cfce57504da94dafc1e1fb106717
7785ac9fe979a57293153612868ff7984d42d91a refs/tags/crashlytics/0.4.1-01
fec37e2de5e7ac4941373c522133bfbb930ff431 refs/tags/crashlytics/0.5.0-01
17455956d99881a985882a1b70a3e1a078f007a4 refs/tags/crashlytics/0.6.0
32beb4e9a9b7505b25d65451668aedd78773895e refs/tags/crashlytics/0.7.0

      

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These are the same objects. Such links are created when the annotated tag is created.

^{}

- syntax for dereferencing a tag. It tells to read links until the untagged object is executed. Thus, it tagname

refers to the tag object itself, but tagname^{}

to the base object without tags.



You cannot uninstall tagname^{}

without deleting tagname

.

See also: Git tag, why is this duplicate tag in remotes?

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