#Github & tags 101

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deep python
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I'm trying to create a tag for my first release, and I'm wondering what's the naming convention for tags should be..

I used this semantic version for my project:
<version>0.0.1</version>
So, should the tag be like -> v0.0.1?

opaque kestrelBOT
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deep python
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Cuz I've seen on the internet they're doing v1.0?

quasi sun
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we also do it like that for tj-bot

deep python
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But like on ur pom.xml are you also doing v1.0?

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Cuz I'm trying to be consistent

quasi sun
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most people do use the semver versioning system

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thats 3 numbers

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the first is major

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then minor

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then patch

deep python
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Yeah

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But I feel like that's kinda weird to have different versioning on the tag on github

pine trail
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Yes you should stick to one if possible

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So you can name yours 1.0.0

deep python
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And then on the tag, I should be doing v1.0 or v1.0.0?

pine trail
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Always three numbers

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Well

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No

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Depends

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But if you choose one, don't change it

deep python
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Alright I'm going with
1.0.0 on pom.xml
and
v1.0.0 for the github tag

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Thanks guys

opaque kestrelBOT
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Closed the thread.

deep python
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No I take that back,
I'm going with:
0.0.1 on pom.xml
and
v0.0.1 on github

quasi sun
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u should start with 0.1.0 or 1.0.0 on ur first version

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PATCH is for patches

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but at the end of the day its totally up to u

pine trail
deep python
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My app is still not done but some functions are working and professor wants us to start shipping our first release

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