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I develop in master sometimes, but only check in small edits that are pushed immediately. If my edits grow to the point that I need to write tests or push to s
by klochner 16y ago
I develop in master sometimes, but only check in small edits that are pushed immediately.
If my edits grow to the point that I need to write tests or push to staging, I just checkout a feature branch before committing.
- bobbywilson0 16y agoIf you are using git-flow, this should probably be done in a hotfix branch, so that when you are done, finishing your hotfix merges directly to master and develop. Without a hotfix you would have to manually merge master back into develop.
- klochner 16y agoIt sounds like git-flow removes some hassle, can anyone answer the question about adding git-flow to an existing repo?
- jkreeftmeijer 16y agoRunning `git flow init` in an existing repository will ask you which branches you want to use as master- and development branches. So, yes. :)