Push a Tag with Current Commit to Github
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Updated Jul 22, 2023, 09:22 PM
So here's how:
- Make sure you are in the branch that you want to tag. You can check the current branch by typing
git branch. - Add any changes you want to commit using the command
git add .(to add all changes) orgit add <filename>(to add specific files). - Commit the changes using the command
git commit -m "commit message". Replacecommit messagewith a brief summary of the changes you made. - Push the changes to the remote branch using the command
git push. - Create a tag for the current commit by using the command
git tag <tagname>. Replace<tagname>with the name of the tag you want to create. - Push the tag to the remote repository using the command
git push origin <tagname>. This will push the tag to the Github repository. - Verify that the tag has been pushed by going to the Github repository and checking the tags section. You should see the new tag listed there.
