Overview
Release tags in Git are special markers that help you identify specific points in your project's history, usually for releases. They make it easier to manage versions of your software and track changes over time. By using tags, you can quickly refer back to stable versions, making collaboration and deployment smoother. Understanding release tags is essential for effective version control in software development.
📚 Key Learning Objectives
- ✓ Define what release tags are in Git.
- ✓ Explain the importance of using release tags.
- ✓ Create a release tag in a Git repository.
- ✓ List the differences between tags and branches.
- ✓ Retrieve and view existing tags in a Git project.
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