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Workflow
NathanGrenier edited this page Sep 16, 2025
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Refer to the GitFlow branching strategy.
There are 2 permanent branches meaning that are always available:
- main (default): Corresponds to the production ready environment.
- develop: Corresponds to the develop environment and is used to integrate multiple features at once.
- Feature Branches: Short lived branches that are used as an isolated environment to develop new features. Feature branches are a part of the preview environment.
- Start by creating a feature branch off of the develop branch using git checkout -b feature/
- Implement your feature on this branch and push the code when done.
- Create a pull request and review the changes on Github.
- Once the Github actions succeed and your code has been peer reviewed, merge the code into develop.
- Whenever a new release is ready, merge the develop branch into main.