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by nanofortnight
3268 days ago
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> I do use git tags but I also include version numbers in my commit messages so that I can easily determine in which version a given commit was published. If we look at a commit on github, I'll see all tags that contain that commit: https://i.imgur.com/KTkz2K1.png So I know this commit was created before the 3.3.0 tag (and all later tags). You can do the same thing at the command line with: git tag --contains 009bdeedbc
which would display the same information. |
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