More for my own reference than anything but if you ever need to delete a tag from a Git remote repository, this is for you: For a tag called "v1.4" you'd just need to issue the following commands: git tag -d v1.4 git push origin :refs/tags/v1.4 That will remove the 'v1.4' tag from the repository you're working on. To add a tag: git tag v1.4 git push origin master --tags
If you receive a Direct Message on Twitter saying "Hello some person is making horrible things about you..." with a link delete the message and don't click the link, the account that has sent you the link has been "hacked" and the contents of the link can post a risk to your computer's security.
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