Tag is a nice way to keep system versions clear and arranged.
I like to tag my commits after I did them so I do tag like that:
First I run:
git log to see the commit checksum that I'll tag.
After I run:
git tag -a v1.2 9fceb02
Where 9fceb02 is my commit checksum.
So we have a new tag but it's only locally yet. Then I run:
git push --tags
Done!
If you need to see which tags were created you can run:
git tag
UPDATE I:
So some day you want to see the source code to the tag v1.2 what you need to do is that:
git checkout tags/v1.2
Now you're going to be able see the source code from tag v1.2.
UPDATE II:
You can see the log for a tag as well:
git log v1.2
Do you want to know more? Look at: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Tagging
UPDATE III:
I needed to remove a tag which I related with the wrong commit reference so I did that:
git push origin :tag_name
and also:
git tag --delete tag_name (it goes to delete locally)
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