I have a little script that takes the title of a Github Issue and kebab_cases it. I also prefix the Issue number, so all our branches are like:
5634-add-watever-to-watever 5670-fix-watever 5793-add-things
We use issue numbers a lot when we talk in the team, so when I want to checkout a branch, I just do git checkout the issue number and tab tab.
git checkout
tab
We do not prefix with the name of the developer because we have cases where one developer can take over the job of another developer.
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I have a little script that takes the title of a Github Issue and kebab_cases it. I also prefix the Issue number, so all our branches are like:
We use issue numbers a lot when we talk in the team, so when I want to checkout a branch, I just do
git checkoutthe issue number andtabtab.We do not prefix with the name of the developer because we have cases where one developer can take over the job of another developer.