Hardy Hobeck
Hardy Hobeck
I have taken a look to the following test: ```csharp [Test] public void WithRemote() { var fixture = PrepareLocalRepo(); var local = fixture.CloneRepository(); local.Checkout("origin/hotfix/v1.0.2"); local.BranchTo("hotfix/v1.0.2"); local.Checkout("origin/support/v1.0.x"); local.BranchTo("support/v1.0.x"); local.Checkout("origin/main"); local.BranchTo("main", "main");...
Okay I see it's not a bug it's a feature. ;) If I take the diagram of the git flow example you are correct: Direct committing to the release branch...
> You create a pull request for merging the release branch into main and review that pull request? If it is like you have pointed out: Why would you than...
Thank you anyway for your input.
@asbjornu I have found the following code in the ConfigurationBuilder: AddBranchConfig(Config.FeatureBranchKey, new BranchConfig { Regex = Config.FeatureBranchRegex, SourceBranches = new HashSet { Config.DevelopBranchKey, Config.MainBranchKey, Config.ReleaseBranchKey, Config.FeatureBranchKey, Config.SupportBranchKey, Config.HotfixBranchKey }, Increment...
```cs [Test] public void __Just_A_Test__() { using var fixture = new EmptyRepositoryFixture(); fixture.Repository.MakeATaggedCommit("1.0.0"); // create branch from main to develop fixture.BranchTo("develop"); fixture.Repository.MakeACommit(); fixture.Checkout("main"); // create branch from develop to release/1.1.0...
The result is the following (same with pull-request branch): ```cs [Test] public void __Just_A_Test___() { using var fixture = new EmptyRepositoryFixture(); fixture.Repository.MakeATaggedCommit("1.0.0"); // create branch from main to develop fixture.BranchTo("develop");...
Yep that's true it brings me a little bit nearer. :) But still I would expect the version 1.1.0 in your last scenario. It's working when you have two target...
I have taken a look into it and also invested some hours of my time. I came to the following solution: ```csharp public abstract class VersionStrategyBaseWithInheritSupport : VersionStrategyBase { private...
Of course I'm going to create a feature branch for that. But I would like to here your opinion about this first. @ni-fgenois and @ni-jsuchocki and @asbjornu