Keeping track of your project versions is crucial for collaboration, bug tracking, and releases.
GitHub makes it easy to tag releases and maintain semantic versioning.
📌 Key Concepts
Semantic Versioning: Format MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH (e.g., 1.2.0)
Release Tags: Mark specific points in your repo’s history
Pre-Releases: Beta or testing versions before the official release
Changelogs: Document new features, fixes, and updates
⚡ Pro Tip: Always increment versions carefully to communicate changes to your users.
📚 Example: Tagging a Release
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💡 Tip: Use GitHub’s “Releases” page to attach binaries, release notes, or documentation to each release.
