This video tutorial covers the use of tags in Git, explaining how they are used to mark significant commits, such as release points. It details how to view, create, delete, and share tags. The tutorial distinguishes between lightweight and annotated tags, showing how to create each type and view their details. It also explains how to push tags to a remote repository. The video concludes with a recap of the key points and a transition to the next topic on branches and workflows.

What is the primary purpose of tagging in Git?

• To mark significant commits

• To create branches

• To merge different branches

• To delete old commits

Which command is used to list all tags in a Git repository?

• git show tags

• git list tags

• git tag

• git view tags

What additional information does an annotated tag contain compared to a lightweight tag?

• Author, date, and message

• Commit hash

• Branch name

• File changes

Which command is used to create an annotated tag with a message?

• git tag -a -m

• git create tag -a

• git tag -a

• git annotate tag

How can you push all tags to a remote repository in Git?

• git push origin all-tags

• git push --tags

• git push origin tags

• git push tags