git workflow notes

git-workflow.sh

git checkout develop # all developer work is off of this branch
git pull --rebase # make sure local develop is up-to-date (can this be git rebase?)
git checkout -b my-nifty-feature-559876 # create your feature branch; I like to put Pivotal story ID in it for convenience; not required
# do your work, make sure all tests still pass, etc. COMMIT FREQUENTLY
git commit -m "First part of my nifty feature working; now on to the back-end."
# After every commit, rebase from develop. Will show conflicts early. Keep your local branches up-to-date with remote.
git pull --rebase # can this be git rebase?
# repeat above 2 frequently as you're working
# when you're done, pull and rebase one last time, make sure tests pass, then final commit with Pivotal comment
git commit -m "It works! [Fixes #559876]" # commit when done. Include comment like that for Pivotal integration
git checkout develop # switch back to develop
git merge --no-ff my-nifty-feature-559876 # I'm not sure the --no-ff is needed any more, with rebasing
git push origin develop # send to github
git branch -d my-nifty-feature-559876 # you can get rid of your feature branch