git-tag

问题 I have a repository in GitHub and I need to tag it. I tagged in a shell, but on GitHub it is not showing up. Do I have to do anything else? The command I used in the shell is: git tag 2.0 And now when I type git tag it shows: 2.0 So it seems like tags are present, correct? The repository is: https://github.com/keevitaja/myseo-pyrocms. How do I make this tag show up on GitHub? Where are my tags? 回答1: You can create tags for GitHub by either using: the Git command line, or GitHub's web

问题 Is there a way to keep my local git tags in lockstep with a remote's tags? That is -- not only get new tags when created (as usual, when fetch -ing/ pull -ing), but also prune tags no longer on a remote and also delete existing tags when someone else git push -f 's a tag. I know I can git fetch remotename followed by git remote prune remotename to achieve similar behaviour for branches. 回答1: ...also prune tags no longer on a remote git fetch gets with Git 2.17 (Q2 2018) an handy short-hand

问题 I would like to use git pre-push hook only for that cases when I added a new tag. Can I somehow analyze the push for this information? 回答1: As described in the Git githooks documentation for pre-push : Information about what is to be pushed is provided on the hook’s standard input with lines of the form: <local ref> SP <local sha1> SP <remote ref> SP <remote sha1> LF For instance, if the command git push origin master:foreign were run the hook would receive a line like the following: refs

问题 Is there any way to create git tag with forward slash in its name when I already have the similar-looking one? Suppose that I have "1.16.0" tag and I want to create "1.16.0/1.0.0" tag: $ git tag "1.16.0/1.0.0" error: 'refs/tags/1.16.0' exists; cannot create 'refs/tags/1.16.0/1.0.0' fatal: refs/tags/1.16.0/1.0.0: cannot lock the ref 回答1: It's not possible. See, the name of tag (any reference, in fact; the same goes with branches) is treated as the name of the file system object, created in

问题 I'm introducing Git in our company. I have several applications that all interact together via sockets, and now, it is about to decide whether I should use separate branches for different parts of my application, or separate Git projects. I also want to use tags for revisions; if I use branches, I have to tag like branchnameV1.0, but if I use separate Git projects I could tag like v1.0`. What would be the most conventional method for doing this? 回答1: Separate Git projects: branches are

问题 I am attempting to split a large repo into multiple smaller ones. The goal is to split a folder and retain the tags in the process. I have tried: git filter-branch --prune-empty --subdirectory-filter my-folder develop This correctly place my-folder at the root of the new project, and retained the tags. However checking out a tag resulted in seeing the entire old directory structure within the new repo. So I tried: git filter-branch --tag-name-filter cat --prune-empty --subdirectory-filter my

问题 Lets assume you have the following structure in git A <-- refs/heads/somebranch | B | \ C D <-- refs/tags/TAG1 | | E F | | \ G H I <-- refs/heads/branch1 | J <-- refs/heads/master Now I want to find all refs that contain commit B in their history. So it would be nice if I could do $ git refs --contains B refs/tags/TAG1 refs/heads/branch1 refs/heads/master I took a look at the git decumentation and found git branch -a --contains <commit_id> which lists all branches that contain a commit_id . $

问题 I use Git to import a SVN repository. Then I created my own project as a subfolder in the repository. I use the SVN repository with Git-SVN. My working procedure is: git commit -am "message" git svn rebase git svn dcommit . Now I want to tag my project with git tag -a RC1 -m 'Release Candidate 1' , but I only want that my project gets the tag. How can I do that? 回答1: TL;DR version It's possible to tag specific directories (aka trees) if you know the tree's SHA-1, but it's not often done & not

问题 I have a git repository which uses a submodule which I'd like to point at an annotated tag, but when I do git submodule update new tags don't get fetched. I can get new tags in the submodule by cd-ing into the submodule and doing a git fetch --tags there, but I'd really like to do all of this from the outside as it's scripted. I can't find anything in the git documentation suggesting a way to get git submodule update to include tags (my git version is 1.7.3.5). Obviously there is another

问题 I have a git repository which uses a submodule which I'd like to point at an annotated tag, but when I do git submodule update new tags don't get fetched. I can get new tags in the submodule by cd-ing into the submodule and doing a git fetch --tags there, but I'd really like to do all of this from the outside as it's scripted. I can't find anything in the git documentation suggesting a way to get git submodule update to include tags (my git version is 1.7.3.5). Obviously there is another