Open anrichter opened 4 years ago
Do you use hotfix at all? Should we replace it with bugfix may be?
We use both. Hotfix starts a new Branch from master Bugfix starts a new Branch from develop as Feature but with another prefix (bugfix default)
I'm lucky I asked you :). Recently we discussed the removal of hotfixes completely (I was sure nobody uses it).
Regarding bugfixes. I will research what they do and if we can add them.
I think there is not a bugfix branch in gitflow model. https://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
@Rwing the original git-flow was deprecated many years ago. Git-flow-avh is the successor and it has bugfixes: https://github.com/petervanderdoes/gitflow-avh/wiki/Reference:-git-flow-bugfix.
okay, so we should also add git flow support? https://github.com/petervanderdoes/gitflow-avh/wiki/Reference:-git-flow-support
I don't use it. But with support, git flow is fully supported.
my team uses the new git flow that added bugfix and my boss actually was upset Fork didn't have bugfix support baked in. He doesn't like using a CLI 😝
we also use hotfix, a lot. My team uses git flow to the max so we use nearly everything it supports.
I also ask to expand this menu
@DanPristupov I was wondering if there is anything that is going to happen with this it terms of the UI. Will there be support added for gitflow-avh to the UI?
GitFlow is almost deprecated and even the creator doesn't recommend to use it. So, most likely there won't be any changes in Fork in the near future.
As an alternative, I can recommend the 'lean branching' approach.
This is something I was hoping would get implemented. As an alternative to dropping to the command prompt to do this, is it possible for a custom command to prompt the user for some text (the bugfix name) and then perform an action? I've looked and cannot see how this can be done.
Dan,
Sorry to hear that. I might try looking at the lean branching, but I have to admit it seems a major mental shift for me. Thanks for getting back to me.
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GitFlow is almost deprecated and even the creator doesn't recommend to use it. So, most likely there won't be any changes in Fork in the near future.
As an alternative, I can recommend the 'lean branching' approach.
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Hi,
it would be nice if you can expand the git flow support in Fork by bugfix (start, finish, ...). We use it very regularly.
Greetings Andreas