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Should I pull the develop branch before starting a new feature ?

Open faressoft opened this issue 8 years ago • 4 comments

Should I pull the develop branch before starting a new feature ?

faressoft avatar Jan 23 '17 14:01 faressoft

Definitely! You should always start with the most current develop branch to mitigate merging issues...

On Mon, Jan 23, 2017 at 3:28 PM, Mohammad Fares [email protected] wrote:

Should I pull the develop branch before starting a new feature ?

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danielkummer avatar Jan 24 '17 06:01 danielkummer

I don't see any development branch. If I translate it to Hungarian based on a fork of the gh-pages branch, will the PR dry out like the Azerbajani translation PR?

MrCsabaToth avatar Feb 05 '17 06:02 MrCsabaToth

Sorry, it's not the develop branch but directly the gh-pages branch.

And no, it won't dry out - I'm having time on my hands again to support the PRs

danielkummer avatar Mar 31 '17 17:03 danielkummer

I did a git flow init over the repo. I am beginning with Galician translation. Is it intended to use git-flow here? Or directly push to gh-pages?

juliojgd avatar May 19 '17 12:05 juliojgd