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78c73dc3
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Jan 21, 2010
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Vincent Driessen
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gitflow
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A collection of Git wrapper scripts to provide high-level repository operations
for Vincent Driessen's [branching model](http://nvie.com/archives/323 "original
blog post").
Please help out
---------------
This project is yet unimplemented. And yes, I mean unimplemented. There are no
scripts yet, but I will use this README file as the "design document" for now,
so people may start collaborating on it.
Feel free to fork this repo and to commit your additions.
Commands
--------
Initially, the following subcommands to `gitflow` should be created:
* `start`
* `finish`
Those subcommands could work on branch types:
* `feature`
* `release`
* `hotfix`
Examples
--------
* To start a new feature branch, use:
gitflow start feature <name> [<base>]
gitflow start feature foo-support
`base` is `develop` by default.
* To finish this feature and have it merged into `develop`, use:
gitflow finish feature <name>
gitflow finish feature foo-support
* To start a new release branch for 2.0, based on the 1.1 production release, use:
gitflow start release <release>
gitflow start release 2.0
* To finish the release branch (i.e. to make an actual production release), use:
gitflow finish release <release>
gitflow finish release 2.0
* To start a new hotfix branch for 2.1, based on the 2.0 production release, use:
gitflow start hotfix <release> [<base-release>]
gitflow start hotfix 2.1 2.0
* To finish the hotfix branch, use:
gitflow finish hotfix <release>
gitflow finish hotfix 2.1
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