git commit --allow-empty -m "release: v1.00.0"
git tag v1.00.0
git push origin v1.00.0
The sequence of commands performs the following actions in a Git repository:
git commit --allow-empty -m "release: v0.25.9": Creates an empty commit with the message "release: v0.25.9". git tag v0.25.9: Tags the latest commit with the version label "v0.25.9". git push origin v0.25.9: Pushes the tag "v0.25.9" to the remote repository named "origin". This sequence is commonly used to mark a specific point in the codebase as a release version and to push that marker to a remote repository.