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Github Workflow

Jesse edited this page Nov 21, 2025 · 5 revisions

The GitHub workflow is a set of defined practices, guidelines, and tools that your team uses to collaborate on code, manage changes, and ensure quality releases. Following this process helps streamline development, minimize conflicts, and maintain code integrity.

Topic Guide / Description
Issue Creation How to properly define, track, and categorize work items and bugs using GitHub issues.
Branch Creation Naming conventions and best practices for creating new branches from the main codebase.
Draft and Regular PRs Understanding the difference between in-progress (Draft) and ready-for-review (Regular) Pull Requests.
Commit Messages Guidelines for writing clear, concise, and informative commit messages, including conventional commits.
Merge Conflicts Step-by-step instructions on identifying and resolving conflicts during the merging process.
PR Review Process The expected procedure for requesting, providing, and iterating on code reviews to ensure quality and knowledge sharing.

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