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runas-gitflow-finish
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Finish step execute main functionality of finish action Runas GitFlow methology.
With this strategy the step try to merge targetBranch into actualBranch. if is OK try to delete actualBranch. Branch to delete is emmit as deletedBranch.
If any there is any conflict stop de execution until this conflict were solved.
first try to merge locally target branch with yours and then shows this message:
IMPORTANT: Make sure your changes have been pushed before make the pullRequest manually.
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Create a Pull Request manually and wait for resolution by responsible
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Note: you can change the finish strategy of any repository by adding a .runas/runas.json file like this in your repository:
{
"params" : {
"strategy" : "pullRequest"
}
}
By default is:
"finishTargets": {
"merger" : "develop",
"feature" : "develop",
"release" : "master",
"hotfix" : "master"
},
"release" : "master", -> ${actualBranch} : ${targetBranch},
git fetch -p & git pull
git branch --unset-upstream git checkout ${targetBranch} git pull git merge ${actualBranch} git branch -d ${actualBranch}
Emit the name of the branch that is needed to be deleted.
actualBranch -> deletedBranch
FAQs
Finish step for gitflow structure
We found that runas-gitflow-finish demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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