Git tag management details

Git tag management details

Outline:

I. Preface

Ii. Tag Overview

3. Create tags

Iv. Manage tags

V. Summary

Note: CentOS 5.5 x86_64, Git server version: git version 1.8.2.1, and Client version: git version 1.9.2.msysgit.0. Download all the software here: http://msysgit.github.io /.

I. Preface

In the previous article, we explained Git branch management. If you are not clear about it, you can view the previous blog. In this blog, we will mainly discuss Git tag management. By the way, let's make a brief summary here. In the previous blog, we explained how to set up a Git server, manage a Git local repository, manage a Git remote repository, and manage Git branches. In this article, we talked about Git tag management. Basically, after learning the above content, you can work smoothly, hey. I will write another article on GitHub. If you have time, summarize the content of the Git global configuration file. If you don't have time, just google it. Let's talk about Git tag management.

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Git Overview

Ii. Tag Overview

Generally, when we release a new version to an online server, a tag will be added to the version library. Then, we confirm that a version will be released online. We can view the tag version at any time. That is to say, the tag is actually a snapshot in the version library. To put it simply, the label refers to the injection pointing to a commit, which is similar to the branch point we mentioned earlier, but the difference is that the branch is variable while the label is immutable. Therefore, we can quickly create and delete tags. Now, let's demonstrate how to create a tag.

3. Create tags

Creating a tag in Git is simple to use the git tag command, but note that we usually tag and publish the tag on the master. For example:

Here, the label is applied to the latest submitted Commit, so we don't want to apply the label to the latest Commit. What should we do? For example:

We first use the git log command to view the committed Commit id, and then use the git tag Commit id to tag it. It's easy, hey. Next, let's take a look at the tag details. For example,

Next, we will create a label with instructions. Use-a to specify the label name and-m to specify the description. For example,

Now, I believe you will create tags. Next, let's explain how to manage tags.

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