jakobgerstenlauer

# Git tagging workflow
1. Show all locally existing tags:  
    * `$ git tag`
1. Create a new annotated tag.
    * `$ git tag -a v1.4 -m "new corrected input data"
1. Share your tag with all other users of the central repository.
    * `$ git push origin v1.4`
1. How you can later checkout this specific version:  
    * `$ git checkout v1.4`
1. If you want to modify the previous version, you must create a new branch based on the tag:

jakobgerstenlauer

Git Feature Branch Best Practices

1. Checkout the master branch and update it. Only allow fast-forward-merge.
   • $ git checkout master
   • $ git pull -ff-only
2. Create a new feature branch based on the current master branch.
   • $ git checkout -b feature_branch
3. Back-up your local feature branch.
   • $ git push --set-upstream origin feature_branch

Later it is sufficient to write: