When would you typically use a release tag in Git?

  • To mark a commit as a stable release point
  • To indicate the latest commit
  • To denote a feature branch
  • To identify a commit for debugging purposes
Release tags in Git are commonly used to mark specific commits as stable release points. This makes it easier to reference and deploy specific versions of the code.
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