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Conventional Tags

Tags are used for all sorts of reasons, but sometimes they're used to denote releases. In that case, tags that follow semver are common.

To tag:

git tag -a v3.10.2 -m "Fixed a lil bug"

Pretty much anywhere you can use a commit hash, you can use a tag name when working with the git CLI. It's a "commitish".

Assignment

Add another tag to the same latest commit (yes, commits can have multiple tags). This time, tag it as version 1:

v1.0.0

Optionally, you can push your tags up to your remote GitHub repo with git push origin --tags.

Run and submit the CLI tests.