Git Workflow » History » Version 4
Alexander Watzinger, 2018-12-25 16:59
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3 | We are using "git":https://git-scm.com/ as a versioning system using the "Git Branching Workflows":https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Branching-Branching-Workflows |
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5 | The main branches are: |
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7 | * *master* - the stable version used in productive environments. It is the latest release version which is tested and, to our knowledge, bugfree. |
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8 | * *develop* - here the latest development branches are joined when they are finished. At a release the develop branch is merged into the master branch. |
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10 | 2 | Alexander Watzinger | The branches in which the work (in progress) is happening have following prefixes: |
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12 | * *feature_* - e.g. feature_user_profile_images |
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13 | * *fix_* - e.g. fix_map_bug |
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15 | 3 | Alexander Watzinger | When work on these branches is finished they are merged into the *develop* branch. Around once a month a new version is released where the *develop* branch is merged into the *master* branch. |
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17 | 4 | Alexander Watzinger | When working on a new feature it's a good workflow to begin from the *develop* branch and merge it regulary to keep merge conflicts to a minimum. |
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19 | 4 | Alexander Watzinger | There may be some other prefixed branches which won't be merged regulary: |
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21 | 4 | Alexander Watzinger | * *try_* - if something was tried out and put aside for the moment but may be continued later |
22 | 1 | Alexander Watzinger | * *test_* - special versions that are used to test specific scenarios |