git-tag

问题 I have to fetch all new commits that were a part when a new tag was created on a Git repo. This needs to be done through GitHub API. For example the Git UI says Tagging Tag1 and has a sha associated with it... let's say the sha is : SHA1 Now how do I get all commits which happened or were a part of Tag1 through GitHub API? I want to store all these commits and perform some analysis on them. 回答1: Based on the clarification on your comment: I want to get all commits between this newly created

问题 I have to fetch all new commits that were a part when a new tag was created on a Git repo. This needs to be done through GitHub API. For example the Git UI says Tagging Tag1 and has a sha associated with it... let's say the sha is : SHA1 Now how do I get all commits which happened or were a part of Tag1 through GitHub API? I want to store all these commits and perform some analysis on them. 回答1: Based on the clarification on your comment: I want to get all commits between this newly created

问题 I understand one always needs a message for committing the changes but when and why do I need to also tag a commit? Let's say I made some changes and I commit using git add -A git commit -m "add feature 1" and now git tag -a -m "includes feature 1" v0.1 The question is when does this make sense. 回答1: It would make sense to specify a tag when you release a version of the software you're producing. You could then do: git tag -a v1.0 -m "Release Version 1.0" Like my comment mentioned, you do not

问题 In Azure Pipelines, I have enabled git tags to trigger pipelines like so: trigger: branches: include: - '*' tags: include: - '*' Now I want to know if there is a way to determine programmatically: Was the pipeline started from a git commit or git tag? If the pipeline was started from a git tag, what is the tag name? 回答1: To check if the commit was from a tag, use: startsWith(variables['Build.SourceBranch'], 'refs/tags/') From James Thurley: Get the name of the tag with: $tags = git tag --sort

问题 In Azure Pipelines, I have enabled git tags to trigger pipelines like so: trigger: branches: include: - '*' tags: include: - '*' Now I want to know if there is a way to determine programmatically: Was the pipeline started from a git commit or git tag? If the pipeline was started from a git tag, what is the tag name? 回答1: To check if the commit was from a tag, use: startsWith(variables['Build.SourceBranch'], 'refs/tags/') From James Thurley: Get the name of the tag with: $tags = git tag --sort

问题 Given an object of GitPython Commit, how can I get the tags related to this commit? I'd enjoy having something like: next(repo.iter_commits()).tags 回答1: The problem is that tags point to commits, not the other way around. To get this information would require a linear scan of all tags to find out which ones point to the given commit. You could probably write something yourself that would do it. The following would get you a commit-to-tags dictionary: tagmap = {} for t in repo.tags(): tagmap

问题 (This seems like it should be very easy to do, yet I'm coming up empty on searches so far.) I have a body of code from an upstream source, with various versions tagged in it on various branches. I am working on my "develop" branch which was based on tag "v1.0". many versions have come out since then, but while "v2.0" is interesting, I want to rebase my develop branch to "v1.5" and continue working there (assume I don't plan to feed that back upstream). Maybe later I'll rebase it again to "v2

问题 I have a project that is using git and have tagged all the releases with a tag. $ git tag v1.0.0 v1.0.1 v1.0.2 v1.0.3 v1.1.0 My goal is to list the releases and release dates in a web interface (tag/commit date = release date). Currently we list all the releases by using git tag . How can I get the time and date for when the tag was made (or the commit it points to)? 回答1: Use the --format argument to git log : git log -1 --format=%ai MY_TAG_NAME 回答2: This always worked for me: git log --tags

问题 I am trying to get the branch name from a given tag. I tried git describe --tag <tag-name> but this doesn't provide me any branch name. I tried using gitk to show to the tags and branch but gitk doesn't show me the tag. When I list out the tags git tag -l I see the tag name exist in the list. I just want a simple command which can tell me the branch when tag name is provided. 回答1: Tags and Branches in Git are only Labels pointing to specific snapshot of your files. That being said, Tags ain't

问题 To fetch the latest commit from branchName , we run below code: treeMapData = git(branch: branchName, credentialsId: credential, url: "${gitLabServer}/${projectName}/${repo}.git") It is ensured that there is one tag per commit, as per our workflow We want to build the code, only if the commit is tagged. How to retrieve the tag name for that latest commit? 回答1: We can fetch the tags from the repo in case Jenkins hasn't already. git fetch --tags We need to find a tag(s) which point to a