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i’ve many commits in my git repository for a project i am making, but it has come to be an official first version now. Therefore, i wanted to ask :
Is there a way to “stick” a version number to a particular revision in Git ? That is, instead of just keeping a log comment, be able to handle important versions differently, like finding an important beta, finding v1.0 and so on.
It’s tagging for you, check out http://learn.github.com/p/tagging.html