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| − | Git supports two types of tags: ''lightweight'' and ''annotated''. In gCube we use | + | Git supports two types of tags: ''lightweight'' and ''annotated''. In gCube we use lightweight tag to mark a specific point in the repository’s history. |
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Tags can be created anytime in the project's history. | Tags can be created anytime in the project's history. | ||
| + | The following command creates a tag on the last commit in the current branch: | ||
<source lang="bash"> | <source lang="bash"> | ||
| − | git tag | + | $ git tag <my tag> |
</source> | </source> | ||
| + | = Conventions = | ||
| + | * We tag only the release branch | ||
| + | * Tags are used to mark releases | ||
| + | * The tag name must be in the format "vX.Y" or "vX.Y.Z" (where X,Y,Z are follow the versioning schema ''major.minor[.build]'') | ||
TBP | TBP | ||
| + | ''Back to the [[Continuous_Integration_procedure_(2019) | CI guide]].'' | ||
Revision as of 16:04, 29 May 2019
Creating Tags
Git supports two types of tags: lightweight and annotated. In gCube we use lightweight tag to mark a specific point in the repository’s history.
Tags can be created anytime in the project's history. The following command creates a tag on the last commit in the current branch:
$ git tag <my tag>
Conventions
- We tag only the release branch
- Tags are used to mark releases
- The tag name must be in the format "vX.Y" or "vX.Y.Z" (where X,Y,Z are follow the versioning schema major.minor[.build])
TBP Back to the CI guide.
