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Create tag in UI without creating release #48462
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I'd love this so much |
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For example, i need to create |
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Not the solution we’re looking for but a workaround in this case is to use the draft new release to create the tag on publish.
The tag remains in place and let goreleaser run as expected. The caveat is that you may get two release notifications. |
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PHP composer/packagist works based on git tags, not having to create a GH release but still being able to push a new version/hotfix of a package without needing a local version of the repository would be brilliant... It's the one feature I'm really missing from BitBucket. |
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yes please |
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please +1 |
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please +1 |
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You may have misread the topic. What you’re suggesting is the opposite of the original post. We’d like to tag a commit from the UI, essentially just running “git tag -a …” on the selected commit. Not start a branch from a tag? 🤨 |
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Agreed |
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day 575 . Any word? |
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They have it in Desktop version but not on web version. IDK why |
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+1 |
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+1 |
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As a user, I would like to create a Git tag from the repository browser UI without having to create a release.
When creating a tag, I'd like to be able to specify a branch or commit hash as a target for the tag.
This is pretty basic functionality that is available in most other source code management tools. For example:
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