domai-tb
commented
7 months ago Yeah, our branching got a bit messy over time. We will address this in the next meetings.
But if you want to contribute, just create a feature branch:
- Fork of the repository
- Create a new branch and name it brief and descriptive to the feature you want to implement
- Implement your feature as you want and open a PR to
master
The PR should explain all details on what you added and what you changed.
Currently it states:
"We work with feature branches, which means whenever you work on a feature or bug you do that on the explicit branch. If the feature is ready, we merge it with a pull-request into the main/master branch. In some cases, the app team can bypass that rule if deemed necessary."
There are a lot of stale branches and not very informative branch names. Could you please add a small specification which branches are used for which purposes? I think this would be useful in order to know where to commit to.