Git Feature Branch Workflow | Atlassian Git Tutorial
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Start with the main branch. All feature branches are created off the latest code state of a project. This guide assumes this is maintained and updated in the main branch. Create a new-branch. Use a separate branch for each feature or issue you work on. ... Update, add, commit, and push changes. On this branch, edit, stage, and commit changes in the usual fashion, building up the feature with as many commits as necessary. Push feature branch to remote. It’s a good idea to push the feature branch up to the central repository. ... Resolve feedback. Now teammates comment and approve the pushed commits. Resolve their comments locally, commit, and push the suggested changes to Bitbucket. Merge your pull request. Before you merge, you may have to resolve merge conflicts if others have made changes to the repo. ...
Start with the main branch. All feature branches are created off the latest code state of a project. This guide assumes this is maintained and updated in the main branch.
Create a new-branch. Use a separate branch for each feature or issue you work on. ...
Update, add, commit, and push changes. On this branch, edit, stage, and commit changes in the usual fashion, building up the feature with as many commits as necessary.
Push feature branch to remote. It’s a good idea to push the feature branch up to the central repository. ...
Resolve feedback. Now teammates comment and approve the pushed commits. Resolve their comments locally, commit, and push the suggested changes to Bitbucket.
Merge your pull request. Before you merge, you may have to resolve merge conflicts if others have made changes to the repo. ...
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