git-release:tldr:9b178

git-release: Create and push a release.

$ git release ${tag_name}

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This command is not a standard Git command, so it may vary depending on the specific context or configuration of your Git repository.

However, based on the given syntax, the command "git release ${tag_name}" seems to be a custom or alias command created in a Git configuration or script.

In general, the command appears to be used to create a release tag or perform actions related to releasing a new version of your project.

Here is a breakdown of the elements in the command:

"git release": This is the base command, possibly a custom Git alias or script, which likely encapsulates a series of actions or Git commands related to releasing a new version.
"${tag_name}": This is a placeholder for the specific release tag name you would provide when executing the command. The release tag is typically a descriptive name or version number assigned to a specific commit or snapshot in your Git repository's history. For example, if you are releasing version 1.0 of your project, you might use "v1.0" or "1.0" as the tag_name.

To better understand the exact behavior of this command in your specific environment, you would need to consult any relevant Git configuration files, scripts, or documentation provided by your project or repository maintainers.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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