Why do we have this?
Everyone has patterns they follow when working and unless we talk about them, standardize, and agree on how to work together we will trip each other.
How to create branches
We're going follow the Git-flow model and deviate where it make sense for this project.
Gitflow Summary
Turns out you just need to use the
tag
Naming branches
Branches should follow the following naming convention to make it easy to figure out what issue the branch goes to along with what type of issue the branch is working on.
I think we should stick with the following tag names:
Naming convention:
<tag>/<projectNumber>-<dash-seperated-description>
Example:
feature/10-create-tree-component
Why do we have this?
Everyone has patterns they follow when working and unless we talk about them, standardize, and agree on how to work together we will trip each other.
How to create branches
We're going follow the Git-flow model and deviate where it make sense for this project.
Gitflow Summary
Turns out you just need to use theNaming branches
Branches should follow the following naming convention to make it easy to figure out what issue the branch goes to along with what type of issue the branch is working on.
I think we should stick with the following tag names:
featurebugNaming convention:
Example: