Have you used tags in the Git version control system?

In Git, tags are used to create markers on specific commits, usually to denote releases or important versions of a project. There are two main types of tags:

• Annotated tags — contain additional information (author, date, message), stored as full objects in the repository.
• Lightweight tags — simply point to a specific commit without additional information.

Example of creating an annotated tag:

git tag -a v1.0 -m "Release version 1.0"

To push a tag to a remote repository:

git push origin v1.0

Tags are useful for marking stable versions and easily switching between them.