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Creating New Repositories[edit]
Tagging[edit]
to see what tags are already in place[edit]
To ...
- on your local machine
- navigate to the correct 'base' directory (folder)
- issue the command
git tag
This will show ...
- for (somewhat) more information, issue the command
git tag -n
git tag- lists any and all tags in your repo - but just by tag name
git tag -l- lists any and all tags in your repo - but just by tag name
git tag -n- lists any and all tags in your repo - includes tag comment/description
git show <<tag name>>- shows details of the specific tag
to create a new tag[edit]
Two types - "lightweight" and "annotated". By preference use "annotated" unless otherwise needed.
To create an annotated tag :
git tag -a <<tag name>> -m "<<tag comment / description>>"
Example :
$ git tag -a v1.4 -m "my version 1.4"
Also remember to "push" the tags back to the remote repository :
git push --tags