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The current solution release process does specify the command to use when generating a new release git merge develop however some users (namely me!) might be tempted to use git merge --no-ff develop assuming its just a typo.
It needs to include some text covering why not to do this, specifically it creates an extra commit which is not on develop, which means they are not exactly in sync when they should be. This makes tracking the history and ensuring the branches are the same easier.
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The current solution release process does specify the command to use when generating a new release
git merge develop
however some users (namely me!) might be tempted to usegit merge --no-ff develop
assuming its just a typo.It needs to include some text covering why not to do this, specifically it creates an extra commit which is not on develop, which means they are not exactly in sync when they should be. This makes tracking the history and ensuring the branches are the same easier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: