馃幆 Goal
GitFlow is a branching model for Git, created by Vincent Driessen. It has attracted a lot of attention because it is very well suited to collaboration and scaling the development team.
The goal is to create branches to exercise best practices for practicing professional developers.
馃挕 Possible solutions
Add these branches--
develop: the first stop for 'features' branch, and features/fixes are branched back in when it's ready for release
features: for new features, or non-emergency bug fixes
release: last stop before merging into 'master' branch, the branch is deployed into a well-defined test environment, tested, and any/all problems are fixed within the release branch
hotfixes: for emergency fixes
master: tracks release code only
Read more about Gitflow here
馃搵 Steps to solve the problem
Generate branches (I've gone ahead and started the develop branch)
Issue format by @Roshanjossey of first-contributions
Happy Hacktoberfest!!
馃幆 Goal
GitFlow is a branching model for Git, created by Vincent Driessen. It has attracted a lot of attention because it is very well suited to collaboration and scaling the development team.
The goal is to create branches to exercise best practices for practicing professional developers.
馃挕 Possible solutions
Add these branches--
develop: the first stop for 'features' branch, and features/fixes are branched back in when it's ready for release
features: for new features, or non-emergency bug fixes
release: last stop before merging into 'master' branch, the branch is deployed into a well-defined test environment, tested, and any/all problems are fixed within the release branch
hotfixes: for emergency fixes
master: tracks release code only
Read more about Gitflow here
馃搵 Steps to solve the problem
Generate branches (I've gone ahead and started the develop branch)
Issue format by @Roshanjossey of first-contributions
Happy Hacktoberfest!!