When starting a change/set of changes:
git checkout master git checkout -b some_feature
Then, it's typically a cycle of:
git add ./ git commit -m "Did some stuff" git push
Once it's ready to merge, I create a PR on GitHub to merge with master.
master
After the merge:
git checkout master git pull git branch -d some_feature
Repeat until the end of time. 😄
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When starting a change/set of changes:
Then, it's typically a cycle of:
Once it's ready to merge, I create a PR on GitHub to merge with
master
.After the merge:
Repeat until the end of time. 😄