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We are planning to use a Gitflow workflow and a shared test database. We currently use EF 6.5.1 and have automatic migrations disabled. Problem: if a developer runs Update-Database (or dotnet ef ...
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I am updating an existing pipeline on GitLab that creates an automatic cascade on GitLab. When a merge request is merged, the pipeline is triggered to perform an automatic commit to a lower branch (if ...
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I'm using GitVersion with the default GitFlow workflow (workflow: GitFlow/v1), and I want to leverage both: Use annotated Git tags (e.g. v1.2.0) to create stable releases Use +semver: in commit ...
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I have a trunk based branching workflow. What I want to do is to create a release branch where I can pick a few commits (Not all commits) from the main branch such that it should keep the version ...
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Our team is struggling with frequent merge conflicts due to managing multiple versions simultaneously. We're looking for a workflow that reduces these conflicts. Our Environments: We maintain multiple ...
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I'm trying to set up GitVersion (dotnet-gitversion tool version 6.1) so that: The main branch always produces stable versions without any pre-release tags. All branches, including feature branches, ...
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The Git-flow branching strategies include a feature branch "level" that exists between the develop and master branches. I understand the rationale for release branches in scenarios where we ...
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I have some trouble understanding how git flow work. especially when I use bitbucket and sourcetree to see if the branching is correct. I tried its not. here are the commands I issued: git clone git@...
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Trying to implement simple release git flow and not understand which version I need to use for PROD. Example: 3 branches - develop, release (for staging) and master (for prod). I can`t change this, I ...
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I am willing to addopt the git branching model described here (which led to git-flow branching model). From my understanding: A release branch is created from the develop branch when features and ...
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I cloned it again and set up Gitflow to change the branch from main to development, but the file is not visible. After deleting the file, I cloned it again and set up Gitflow again, but it was the ...
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I learned that release action in GitFlow is merely a merge develop branch (latest update) to the release/XXX branch with a TAG on it. I would like to do simply as following: git checkout -b release/...
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I had small problem with git flow and I'm trying to find right solution for it. I tried to show situation with image I attached. So... Master had some bug, feature 1 had small bug, witch already was ...
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I have two branches: main for the old release and dev for the latest release. I need to manage hotfixes effectively across these branches. Specifically, I need to: Merge features from dev to main ...
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I need to have full traceability between PRs and Releases -- I want to be able to see which work items were implemented in which release. Azure DevOps apparently has a limit of 100 commits - which ...
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