You need to create a tag named v3.0.5 in a local Git repository and make that tag available in the remote repository. Which two commands should you run? (Select two.)

To create a tag locally, you use the git tag <tagname command. So, git tag v3.0.5 creates the tag v3.0.5 in your local repository. By default, git push does not push tags to the remote repository. To push a specific tag to the remote, you must explicitly specify it with git push origin <tagname. Therefore, git push origin v3.0.5 pushes the newly created local tag to the origin remote. git push --force is used to overwrite history on the remote and is not needed for pushing a new tag. git commit -m 'tag v3.0.5' and git add 'tag v3.0.5' are for committing changes to the repository's history, not for creating or pushing tags.