Como criar uma tag Git?

Creating a Git tag is a way to label a specific commit in your Git history with a meaningful version number or other identifier. Tags are often used to mark releases or significant points in the project.

Git tags are like bookmarks, marking significant moments in your repository history. So, how do we create these markers? Step 1: Take a look at your commit history using git log. Copy the commit hash. Step 2: Run git tag -a <tag_name> <commit_hash>. Replace <tag_name> with your desired tag name and <commit_hash> with the copied commit hash. Step 3: After hitting enter, Git will prompt you to write a message. Once done, save and exit. Step 4: Push your tag to the remote repository using git push origin <tag_name>. Replace <tag_name> with the tag name you just created. Step 5: At this point you are done. Your tag is now easily accessible inside your repo. Happy coding and tagging!

On utilise généralement une branche "develop" pour pousser toutes les dernières modifications (depuis des MR). Créer un TAG permet de figer l'application à un instant T. Ainsi, les développeurs peuvent continuer à effectuer des modifications, vous pourrez déployer la version TAG de votre application, voir revenir en arrière en déployant un TAG précédent. Par exemple, une bonne pratique consiste à les nommer les TAG sous la forme : x.y.zRCn Où x est la version majeur, y la version mineur, z la modification de la version x.y. RC pour Release Candidate, n étant la version de cette RC. Et pour une version poussée en Prod, retirer RCn.

El comando Git tag llega a ser de suma importancia para poder llevar un control sobre una versión estable y certificada, en cierta vida de ciclo del proyecto. Este punto creado por el tag podría ser un punto de rollback a su vez en caso de un posible error no controlado.

Keep in mind that tags cannot contain special characters or spaces. Also tags are not case sensitive. Just like branch names, follow a standard way to tag your releases.

Here's how you can create a Git tag: 1. Creating a Lightweight Tag: A lightweight tag is simply a reference to a specific commit. # Create a lightweight tag git tag <tag_name> # Example: git tag v1.0.0 2. Creating an Annotated Tag: An annotated tag is more detailed and includes a message, similar to a commit message. # Create an annotated tag git tag -a <tag_name> -m "Tagging version 1.0.0" # Example: git tag -a v1.0.0 -m "Tagging version 1.0.0" 3. Tagging a Specific Commit # Tag a specific commit git tag -a <tag_name> <commit_hash> # Example: git tag -a v1.0.0 abc1234