Git hashes are not for identifying versions but only to identify commit (that may not have a significance on their own, e.g. a developer uses more commits to im

Git hashes are not for identifying versions but only to identify commit (that may not have a significance on their own, e.g. a developer uses more commits to implement a new feature!). To identify version you should use tags that can be written on the format you like. A tag is just a non mutable (unlike beaches) pointer to a particular commit. In my company we have the CI server that automatically creates a new tag (sequentially) each time one pushes on the master branch.