Tags are very much like tags in other version control systems. Git and Mercurial and label in Vault. You would use them to identity a group of files that are a part of a build or a release. The tag must be unique. Stamps are very much like tags in other contexts in the internet. You would stamp a group of files as 'Stable', or 'Valid', much like we tag posts on this forum. Think of it as adding attributes to a set of files. More then one set of files can have the same stamp.

Tags are very much like tags in other version control systems. You would use them to identity a group of files that are a part of a build or a release. The tag must be unique. Stamps are very much like tags in other contexts in the internet. You would stamp a group of files as 'Stable', or 'Valid'. 'Valid', much like we tag posts on this forum. Think of it as adding attributes to a set of files. More then one set of files can have the same stamp.

Tags are very much like tags in other version control systems. You would use them to identity a group of files that are a part of a build or a release. Stamps are very much like tags in other contexts in the internet. You would stamp a group of files as 'Stable', or 'Valid'. More then one set of files can have the same stamp.