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Alexander2019-02-19 16:57:16
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Alexander, 2019-02-19 16:57:16

How to bind commits to a specific release and how to create it correctly?

Good afternoon.
Tell me, how to properly link commits to a specific release, so that they would be displayed in GitHub? And how to unload the release? If you bind simple tags, then they are displayed in GitHub as ordinary tags, without the Last Release inscription.
Maybe you need to write a command git start release v1.0.0, after making changes and commits, and at the end git finish release v1.0.0? And will I get what I need? And before git start release v1.0.0that, it will be necessary to separately create the v.1.0.0 tag or is it created automatically if you start the release?
UPD when writing git start release v1.0.0 an error is generated. Please explain how and what to do.

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grinat, 2019-02-19
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git tag v1.0.0 then git push after that you will have a section with tags in the project, go there and click on drfat new release, there you will see an input with tag version on the left, select the desired tag in it and save it, after that it will link the release with tag and releases will appear.

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