Happened to go through a build process , and while flipping around with versions - it created some tags on the remote repository that I wanted to get rid of entirely.
For example - lets assume the tag name is artifactA-0.1.0 .
This deletes the tag locally ( in your local clone )
To push the change to remote and to delete the tag remotely as well - we can give -
This should delete the tag remotely as well.
For example - lets assume the tag name is artifactA-0.1.0 .
$ git tag -d artifactA-0.1.0
This deletes the tag locally ( in your local clone )
To push the change to remote and to delete the tag remotely as well - we can give -
$ git push origin :artifactA-0.1.0where , I assume origin is the name of the remote branch from which I cloned initially.
This should delete the tag remotely as well.
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