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git-flow CJS in an updated fork of git-flow AVH Edition with the goal of addressing some of the outstanding issues and pull requests on gitflow-avh and on gitflow
git-flow CJS Edition is a collection of Git extensions to provide high-level
repository operations for Vincent Driessen's branching model.
The CJS Edition is a updated fork of the AVH Edition. The AVH Edition adds more functionality to the existing git-flow and several of
the internal commands have been rewritten to speed up the software.
- Linux (and Unix, etc.)
- BSD
- Mac OS X
- Manual installation
- Windows
- General An overview of general commands, like shortcuts.
- git flow init
- git flow feature
- git flow bugfix
- git flow release
- git flow hotfix
- git flow support
- git flow version
- git flow config
- Configuration
- Hooks and Filters
Visit the FAQ Page.
If you are resubmiting an open pull request see below. If submiting a new pull request addressing an already open issue with gitflow-avh please link the relevant issue in the description. For any new issues please see below
- Please fork and clone a local copy of gitflow-cjs.
- Create a seperate issue branch based off develop.
- Commit commit you fix to the local branch.
- Please update your local copy with the latest devlop branch of gitflow-cjs
- Rebase develop onto your local branch.
- Push your fix to your fork.
- When ready to submit a pull request.
When resubmitting an open pull request from gitflow-avh the base repository will need to be changed from petervanderdoes/gitflow-avh to CJ-Systems/gitflow-cjs.
For any new PRs releated to gitflow-cjs you can use on of the keywords from Linking a pull request to an issue to automatically close the releated issue.
We have set up some simple guidelines and policies to keep things simple and streamlined.