git-tag:tldr:8625c

The command git tag -d ${tag_name} is used to delete a Git tag.

Here is the breakdown of the command:

• git tag: This is the main command to manage tags in Git.
• -d: This option is used to delete a tag. It stands for "delete".
• ${tag_name}: This is a placeholder for the actual name of the tag you want to delete. You need to replace ${tag_name} with the name of the tag you want to delete.

For example, if you have a tag named "v1.0", you would execute the command git tag -d v1.0 to delete that tag.

Note that this command only deletes the local copy of the tag. If you have already pushed the tag to a remote repository, you might need to also delete it from the remote repository using the git push --delete origin ${tag_name} command.