Tagging (t*)

Tagging commands in Hug are for creating, listing, and managing release markers or important milestones in your project's history. They are prefixed with t for "tag."

Quick Reference

Command	Memory Hook	Summary
hug t	Tags list	List all tags
hug tc	Tag Create	Create a lightweight tag
hug ta	Tag Annotated	Create an annotated (detailed) tag
hug tpush	Tag Push	Push a specific tag to the remote
hug tpusha	Tag Push All	Push all tags to the remote

Commands

hug t

• Description: Lists all existing tags, sorted by version number by default.
• Example: hug t

hug tc <tag-name>

• Description: Creates a lightweight tag. This is a simple pointer to a specific commit and contains no extra information.
• Example: hug tc v1.0.1

hug ta <tag-name> "<message>"

• Description: Creates an annotated tag. This is recommended for official releases, as it is a full object in the Git database that includes the tagger's name, email, date, and a message.
• Example: hug ta v1.0.0 "Initial stable release"

hug tpush <tag-name>

• Description: Pushes a single, specific tag to the origin remote. By default, git push does not send tags.
• Example: hug tpush v1.0.0

hug tpusha

• Description: Pushes all of your local tags to the origin remote.
• Example: hug tpusha