Open abhisekp opened 9 years ago
Hubflow is currently written as UNIX shell scripts. If you install Cygwin, that might allow Hubflow to work on Windows for now.
@stuartherbert This issue is simply like an instructional wiki about installing hubflow in Windows. I use git bash on Windows and this technique just works seamlessly without cygwin. :smile:
@stuartherbert Can I use both git-extras and hubflow?
I’m not familiar with git-extras. Hubflow doesn’t do anything weird, so it should play nicely with other extensions. If you run into any issues, please open a new issue here on GitHub and I’ll take a look.
On 9 Oct 2015, at 11:48, Abhisek Pattnaik notifications@github.com wrote:
@stuartherbert https://github.com/stuartherbert Can I use both git-extras and hub?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/datasift/gitflow/issues/89#issuecomment-146831875.
You might be interested in this.
https://github.com/DarinMacRae/gitflow/commit/f086d9a27c7438f03f0a06e2a710b1ada2bf8486
Just as a heads-up, HubFlow does seem to work fine on Windows after following the install steps in the OP. I'm not exactly a power user (just inherited a project that already used it), but I haven't run into any OS-specific shenanigans.
Just did an update earlier and wish I'd have seen DarinMacRae's post though; I haven't tried that install script yet but perhaps that will do the trick.
How to install hubflow in Windows?
Clone latest hubflow
Copy all
git-hf
prefixed files tobin
directory in git installation directoryInitialize and Update latest
shflags
submoduleTest hubflow