Can I create "releases" in git like I can when using github? -
While using Git both (and when I say that I mean I have a GIT repository that I host) and when using Gitobb (which I also use for various projects) I know that I can create tags (which I think of at one time as a branch release / snapshot, which can not be changed).
Although I recently noticed that I can now "release" on github, it's a tag and then some labeling (maybe this is a more complex animal than syntactic sugars or maybe it is a more complex animal). Looks in
For example, if I have created a tag on git or github through the command line using the following:
git tag - a 2.1-m "in skynet Fixed AI problem "Master GIT push - tag Then actually create a tag, but not" release "(clearly) In Geethub GUI, I can convert it to "Release" with a few clicks.
However, I can not find any way to do this in regular GIT (i.e. GIT Repo I host). / P>
Is it possible to create a "release" in git or should I be happy with the tag? And as another sub-question: Is there a concept of release in Gitobb which makes it more cunning based on some things to come up to make the tagging process more clever?
Thanks
In Github
itemprop = "text"> releases some attached binary assets With (and very good UI) the tags are the attributes). See for an accurate description. Creating tags is a very appropriate method that marks release in a git repository.
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