I'm having trouble to understand how to deal with the following scenario: Feature A is committed to master as commit A. We are ready for release v1.0.0 so we tag commit A as v1.0.0 and we create ...

We are developing several projects that consist of web artifacts, using the git-flow branching model. Refer to: Vincent Driessen's git flow branching model We are using develop branch and jenkins...

Is it possible to enable branch protection rules at the organisation level in Github so that all repositories part of that organisation inherit these rules for the applied branches. Right now its r...

We use a peer-review process where reviewers are asked to merge in to a Review branch when done. Thing is, after review, we wish that our master branch gets automatically rebased with what Review ...

From a task on a board in Azure DevOps I can click on "Create a new branch" as shown below. This will open a dialog in which to specify the name and base for the new branch. To save time — and ...

We are trying to follow the gitflow branching model, but with a twist. We have have four servers environments where the product can be deployed to, each server serves a purpose : development, inte...

I am currently looking a lot into git-flow, and trying to figure out, how to use it for the projects I am involved on. I have looked at the various git-flow tutorials and I am fairly familiar with...

I am getting something unexpected happening in the git tree. I have created a branch off of master, however while I am performing commits on the new branch it appears as though these are taking pla...

I have a Git branch for each feature. However, sometimes, when developing in branch A, I would like to test how A would behave if B was applied also. At the moment, I use this: git checkout A git...

This question is not iOS-specific, but I'm including the actual use case here for clarity I run an iOS project called Foobar, obviously kept under version control. Amongst the project files in the ...

I'm using Git for one of my projects at the moment, and I love it. However, because I'm the only one working on my project, the only commands I've been using are git status git add . git commit -...

I have a Team Foundation Server 2013 code structure like follows... $/TeamProject/Application/AllTheCodeFiles ...but I'd like to refactor to have... $/TeamProject/Application/Trunk/AllTheCodeFi...

The following Git branching model seems to be quite widespread. http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/ In our current project we do not have a development branch and create featur...

I've noticed that some answers to questions about branch names quote the Mercurial wiki to indicate that the branch-per-feature or branch-per-bug naming conventions may cause performance problems. ...

The company I work for is starting to have issues with their current branching model and I was wondering what different kinds of branching strategies the community has been exposed to? Are t...

I would like to have some input on how a professional development setup with the following requirements might look like. several PHP-developers (say PHP) each developer belongs to one group each ...

I am trying to decide on the best branching strategy for a web application project. Here is what I have come up with until now and I would greatly appreciate any comments and experiences. The way ...