Assistance needed: How to configure my develop
branch to track merges
#4314
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Hi, Our workflow I am trying to replicate with GitVersion is summed up as follow:
I have a configuration that works if I tag my rc version on the development branch after a merge. I am not sure if that is the correct behaviour or if my configuration is incorrect. GitVersion.yml
A short summary of the steps
The last When I make the tag at the PS: I wrote a bash script to simulate the unit tests of this project and can provide that if it will help |
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I have already answered this question and gave to you the information that the track-merge-message feature you are expecting is only supported in the Generally we cannot helping out with custom workflows. But if you want you can engage me or other person to help you and build custom workflows. Thank you for your understanding. |
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@HHobeck Thank you for the answer.
Sorry, my intention was not to repeat the same question: I used your answer from #4217 as the input to my current configuration file to get the branch name to correctly affect the version increments. This question, in my head at least, refers to avoiding the intermediate tags ( I am still not following the following comments and the posted screenshot in the linked answer
But I think that is not important at this point, my question at least seems to be answered between these two discussions. Again, thanks for the tool and the response. By having the intermediate tags I can at least achieve the workflow that I desire, at the expense of more tags (tags are cheap at least) |
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I have already answered this question and gave to you the information that the track-merge-message feature you are expecting is only supported in the
TrunkBased/preview1
workflow.#4217 (comment)
Generally we cannot helping out with custom workflows. But if you want you can engage me or other person to help you and build custom workflows.
Thank you for your understanding.