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Tagging a release in git

26th Apr, 2012 | git

Tagging a release in git

Ok, so I'm a noob to git so doing simple things seems tricky at the mo.

A little help from http://gitready.com/beginner/2009/02/03/tagging.html for tagging a release:

git tag -a appv1.4.89 -m "Tag for the awesome version"

To see what has gone down

git describe --tags

git show appv1.4.89

Then to push up to the mothership use either

git push --tags

git push origin appv1.4.89
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