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Delete a remote git tag

Posted on November 26, 2013 by This data guy
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I *always* forget that one so there we are.

If your tag is named ‘tagname’:

# remove the tag locally
git tag -d tagname

# remove the tag on the remote (origin in that case)
git push origin :tagname
# or, more verbosely
git push --delete origin tagname
Posted in git, Tech | Tagged delete, git | Leave a reply

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