I'm used to using TFS or PVCS and both allow you to label particular revisions so that you can get back to a given point in time. Is there any way to do this with Git?
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Hi Ben,
You can attach tags to particular commit using git tag command or from source-tree you can click on tag button.
You can't attach a tag to multiple commit, but you can attach multiple tags to a single commit.
In case if you want to move a tag from a commit to another commit you can do that as well.
It's called "tag" in Git.
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You use labeling and if you really need restore back then you create a branch for that label.
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