I've implemented GitFlow with multiple support versions. We just added a "version" dimension to each of the main branches. 1.1/master 1.1/release 1.1/developme

I've implemented GitFlow with multiple support versions. We just added a "version" dimension to each of the main branches. 1.1/master 1.1/release 1.1/development 1.2/master 1.2/release 1.2/development When we fix bugs in 1.x, we work off 1.1/development and merge into all later versions. This doesn't fit for a "web" or "continuous delivery" model. It does fit very well for software houses with many customers on 6 monthly upgrade / development cycles.