How to add tags to Bitbucket? I am using git

I post my codes on Bitbucket using Git. My local client is EGit (eclipse plugin). I created the tag locally (Team -> Advanced -> Tag) and then dragged it to the remote repository. But when I open the page of my repository, I can not find the tags there. I am sure that the tag can be seen locally.

I am not a git expert. But it seems to me that there are several types of tags in Git. Does Bitbucket only have certain tag types?

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Jan 07 2018-12-12T00:
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Have you clicked the Add All Tags button in the Push Wizard in Eclipse? If not, try it. Or if you have access to the console version of git, just do:

git push --tags 
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Jan 07 2018-12-12T00:
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This documentation states that a tag can be created. Based on this information, the following command was built:

 git tag --annotate 1.0.0 --message "Initial version of some app" 

and issue:

 git push origin 1.0.0 

After clicking the tag, you can download it by going to https://bitbucket.org/<username>/<project>/downloads?tab=tags

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Dec 20 '16 at 5:31 on
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If you do not know where to look, it will take age to find the button in gui.

In bitbucket gui, you can add a tag by looking at it to complete transactions. When you open the commit you want to tag, there is a "tags" section in the upper right corner of the page. Right below where the branch is displayed. If you press the + button, you can mark the commit.

We are launching the following version: Atlassian Bitbucket v4.8.3

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Aug 18 '16 at 12:34
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You can also add a tag directly in the Bitbucket user interface. Look at Commits , select a specific commit, and then in the details on the right side of the page, click + -button after No tags .

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https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/repository-tags-321860179.html

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Jun 11 '19 at 8:00
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This is what I had to do, but it seems awfully long. Does anyone know a faster approach?

rt click on the tag in the git repository view. Push tags, select remote repo, select target ref name (ctrl-space) for refs / heads / master. Choose a finish.
On the results screen, select "Select Setting." select advanced, select add all spec tags, select "finish". This creates ref mappings on the configure configuration page with refs / tags /: refs / tags /. Now click save and push.

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May 2, '13 at 9:12
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