Hi,
I just tagged the files inside my repository with some tag, for ex: V1.0.0
and how do i check the tag is applied to what files? Is there any way of
checking in GIT?
This is just want to know whether i have tagged to the right files or not.
While using "git tag -s" -s is used for GnuPG signed.
Thanks Paul for your time and example.
~Vijay.
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 11:26 AM, Paul Beckingham wrote:
> Vijay,
>
> If you make 10 commits, then tag the 10th commit, then that tag only
> applies to that last commit. The tag does not apply to commits 1 through 9,
> nor does that tag apply to an
Just one more thing to add here. How do i tag the whole content inside my
branch? As paul said, if i do 10 commits only the final commit will be
tagged. Now for example if i will branch-off from the master branch and
start work from there and i want to give a final tag on the branch what i am
worki
