What information does an annotated tag contain?

An annotated tag in Git contains the following information:

1. Tagger's Name: The name of the person who created the tag.

2. Tagger's Email: The email address of the tagger.

3. Date: The date and time when the tag was created.

4. Tag Message: A message that describes the purpose of the tag, providing context or details about the tagged commit.

5. Commit Information: References the commit that the tag points to, including the commit hash and associated metadata.

This additional information makes annotated tags suitable for marking significant points in a project's history, such as releases or important milestones.