vector-of-bool / vscode-gitflow

Gitflow integration for Visual Studio Code
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git flow release finish not merging back into develop #35

Open IncubuzzCC opened 4 years ago

IncubuzzCC commented 4 years ago

Trying to use the extension to do a release for the first time; The release branch did not merge back into develop during finish and it was gone.

This is something expected as using the git-flow command git flow release finish xxx does exactly that.

I had to manually un-delete and merge the branch into develop.

git checkout -b release/xxx 123456789a
git checkout develop 
git merge --no-ff release/xxx 
git branch -d release/xxx 

Is this a bug or an expected behaviour?

deiberchacon commented 4 years ago

Same issue here. The release branch was deleted after merging it back into master. Master and develop should be at the same point after release.

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p-kono commented 4 years ago

Thanks for your description, @pddm. It's the same here with Windows 10 Pro, VSC 1.40.2 and gitflow 1.2.1.

anhthang commented 4 years ago

is this issue still occur? I never face the issue like this with any git version, vscode (I'm using macOS)

ktzsolt commented 3 years ago

still an issue, also the release branch wasn't even deleted for me

Serhioromano commented 2 years ago

As I understand it works, release finish first create tag, then merge to master and then FastForward develop branch to master. After release finish master and develop are not the same. Then both must have changes in release, but develop branch might have mor changes than master.

Anyway, looks like this project is abandoned form 2018. Try serhioromano.gitflow extension.