Create annotated git tags #117
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This enables more git commands to function in a useful way - e.g. "git describe".
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Maybe this should also provide a way to make the tags signed as that is also a requirement in some companies? |
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I have been working with some CI workflows recently where we use commands like
git describe --abbrev=0. This only works as intended when using annotated tags.Since we still use this tool, I figured it would make sense to make this change, as it will likely benefit others as well.
I am not sure if this change can disrupt existing CI workflows for some people, though.