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git-flow is a popular workflow that extends the verbs available to git and helps handle moving changes between feature, development, release, hotfix, support, and production branches.
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What is the “definition” of a finished feature in Gitflow?
This is a Gitflow process question. In all the documentation (and diagrams) I've read about Gitflow, they always indicate that once a feature is completed it is merged back into the develop branch. …
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What is the right process/naming convention with GitFlow to create a subbranch of a feature ...
I am using GitFlow for my development conventions. Generally speaking, I create a user story and an matching feature branch off my develop branch and work on that. … Ex: gitflow hooks, smartgit, etc. …
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