Quick summary
Tagging in Sourcetree lets you mark a specific commit in your Git repository as a named reference point, such as a release version. Using the built-in Tag dialog, you can add a tag to any committed state without leaving the Sourcetree interface.
Steps
- Open Sourcetree and select your repository from the list.
- Make sure you are on the correct branch and have committed all relevant changes.
- In the top menu or toolbar, select the Tag option.
- In the Tag Name field, enter the name for your new tag.
- Click Add Tag to confirm and apply the tag to the current commit.
- Your tag now marks a specific point in history in your Git repository.
