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Up until now I have used the git-flow workflow to manage the development and release of monet. I've had a long running master and develop branches and short lived "feature" branches. Feature branches would get merged into develop and once develop was stable I would merge it into master and do a release from there.
I am happy to review this workflow. I think it's a bit confusing for the community to know which branch to send their PRs to. I'm considering retiring the develop branch permanently.
What do you think?
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Actually I have also started using git-flow here… Nad as maybe it's not the best (I prefer gerrit workflow, which is sadly even more confusing for open source community), but it's known to many GitHub users.
I'd suggest adding proper and well written CONTRIBUTING.md with information about master and develop branches role in project and.
The other possible way is using git-flow with other branches - master for development (role of current develop) and release for releases and hot-fixes (role of current master). But this style is not so common…
Hi Jakob (and everyone),
Up until now I have used the
git-flow
workflow to manage the development and release of monet. I've had a long runningmaster
anddevelop
branches and short lived "feature" branches. Feature branches would get merged intodevelop
and oncedevelop
was stable I would merge it intomaster
and do a release from there.I am happy to review this workflow. I think it's a bit confusing for the community to know which branch to send their PRs to. I'm considering retiring the
develop
branch permanently.What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: