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On 18. 3. 2014 20:42, DJ Delorie wrote:
>> But the result is IMO  confusing...
> How so?  There's a branch for the 20140316 release named pcb-20140316.

There are two types of "release labels" - tags and branches. Last tag 
denoting release is "pcb-20110918-RELEASE" now. It is kind of 
inconsistency, which can be confusing.

I guess that tags are better way to label the particular release commit 
. Also official git documentation states: "Generally, people use this 
functionality to mark release points...".