Results for “Tags & repository configuration”
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Read a repository-specific configuration value
Git: The local scope makes configuration lookup predictable for this practice repository.
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List release tags matching a pattern
Git: Use a tag pattern and version-aware sorting for release labels.
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Set an author identity only for this repository
Git: Local configuration avoids changing the identity used by unrelated repositories.
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Create a lightweight tag at the current commit
Git: A lightweight tag is a direct reference without an annotation object.
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Declare LF normalization for a file type
Git: A gitattributes rule records text normalization expectations for matching paths.
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Delete only a selected local tag
Git: Deleting a local tag does not delete a corresponding remote tag.
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Export committed files without the Git metadata directory
Git: Git archive creates a snapshot of tracked committed files only.
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Identify a commit exactly at a release tag
Git: Describe with exact-match refuses to invent a label for a later commit.
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Ignore a personal scratch file without changing shared rules
Git: The repository-local exclude file applies only to this checkout.
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Read an annotated tag’s message
Git: for-each-ref can inspect annotation contents without including a commit diff.
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Read repository-local configuration
Git: Read repository-local configuration inside the disposable repository created by the input setup.
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Attach configuration when registering a handler
jQuery: event.data carries the registration-time data object.
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