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Will Rogers edited this page Apr 4, 2016 · 2 revisions

  • All commits to master and stable must be a pull request

  • All commits reference a github issue number

  • The Hot Fix branch is for quickly testing urgent bug fixes and patches that need to be incorporated into the current release branch

  • The Master branch is a release preparation branch, once a feature is ready for release it is merged in to the master via a pull request tested and then included in the next release branch

  • Once a project is ready to be incorporated into a release it is added to the master (release preparation) branch via a pull request

  • The project branches are used by developers to create new applications and features, this can be done in a separate fork too, when projects are done the branch is removed

  • Forks can be used for

    1. preparing bug fixes when can then be added to the hot fix branch with a pull request
    2. performing development work which does not merit a new named branch in the main repo
    3. by external developers

Mylyn users: http://eclipsesource.com/blogs/2012/08/28/tips-and-tricks-using-eclipse-with-github/

Github help: https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests

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