git push --delete origin v1.0git tag --delete v1.0git push --delete origin tag1 tag2git tag -d tag1 tag2
My friend wants to study the operation of gitlab. I said that it takes less than ten minutes to install it with docker image. There is also a gitlab package on my Synology Nas that can be installed directly. As a result, either the installation failed, or it was being repaired, or it was already started and could not be used. @@ Also choked by friends...
We can use git config --global alias.[alias] to "reduce the long and long git subcommands that are often executed" into simplified aliases. So you can also add your frequently used git commands to the global git alias through the git alias setting. Let's take a look at my practical example of how to reduce long subcommands into easy-to-use aliases.
The gitlab built with docker has been useless for a long time, and I forgot the password, how to reset it. We should be able to enter the gitlab container through the following command...
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