The document describes a git workflow process including creating new projects and branches for features, hotfixes, and releases. It also discusses using git stash to interrupt work on a feature branch to switch to a hotfix branch temporarily before returning to continue work on the feature.

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git workflowby Arif Akbarul Huda
my experience working with git
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Creating new project
master
Initial commit

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masterdevelop
Initial commit
Initial commit

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masterdevelopfeature/login
Initial commit
Build a login ui
Integrating to API

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masterdevelopfeature/login
Build a login ui
Integrating to API
Merge feature/login
Into develop

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masterdevelopfeature/loginfeature/profil
Build a profil ui
Upload profile
picture
Integrating to APi

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masterdevelopfeature/loginfeature/profil
Merge feature/profil
Into develop

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masterdevelopfeature/loginfeature/profil
Merge develop
Into master
Release with tag 0.0.1

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masterdevelopfeature/loginfeature/profil hotfix
Fixbug failed
upload photo
Fix bug no connection
When user login

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masterdevelopfeature/loginfeature/profil hotfix
Merge hotfix
Into master
Release with tag 0.0.2

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masterdevelopfeature/search-the-doctors hotfix
Merge hotfix
Into master
Release with tag 0.0.2
Git stash : Interupted Workflow
Urgent switch to hotfix branch while working on feature branch
# git checkout -b feature/search-the-doctors
# … dirty branch to many unstagged files
# git add .
# git commit -m “my work in progress“
# git checkout -b hotfix
# git checkout -b feature/search-the-doctors
# … dirty branch to many unstagged files
# git stash
# git checkout -b hotfix
# … work and commit on hotfix branch
# git checkout feature/search-the-doctors
# git stash pop
#… welcome back the dirty branch to many
unstagged files