STORY:
So you create awesome feature/hotfix/release and then you released that you don't need it for whatever reason, but ... you discover that git flow doesn't have magic command 'delete' .
You found that is issue was reported (#47 ability to delete/remove release/hotfix/features easily Feature) ... 2 years ago ... and nothing happen since then.
PROBLEM:
No ability to cancel/delete/remove feature/hotfix/
release
easily.
SOLUTION:
Suprisely, this ability exists! Git can do that! Simply:
git branch -d feature/your-abandoned-feature
feature/your-abandoned-feature - is name of your branch :)
EXAMPLES:
git branch -d hotfix/give-child-sleeping-pill
git branch -d feature/your-abandoned-feature
git branch -d release/version-111.0-bulid1234567890-date20501231
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6 June 2012
Useful link:Great article about branching model to Git
My workmate found a great article written by Vincent Driessen about how to branching model for Git.
'Must read' article for people who using Git in their project.
Link: http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
'Must read' article for people who using Git in their project.
Link: http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
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