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I like the <feature/featurename> naming scheme because in some Git software (at least in Visual Studio) all of the branches starting with <feature/> will show u
by DavidVoid 6y ago
I like the <feature/featurename> naming scheme because in some Git software (at least in Visual Studio) all of the branches starting with <feature/> will show up in a collapsable folder named feature in the interface.
- apocalyptic0n3 6y agoThat's one of the reasons I like it too. feature/ticketid-short-description makes it super easy to determine what the branch is for and what originated it as well as keeps it organized in most Git GUI clients
- GordonS 6y agoI do the same, and this seems to work in a lot of UIs for grouping git branches, with Azure DevOps being another off the top of my head. I usually use "feat/my-branch" or "fix/my-branch" depending on the purpose of the branch.
- urxvtcd 6y agoMy team found slashes to be annoying though, they are illegal in docker tag and DNS names. Tagging images with branch names and creating instances with branch as subdomain is kinda convenient.