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Development Tools Git Basics Workflows Git-Flow

Andrew Izquierdo
Andrew Izquierdo
3,212 Points
Posted by Andrew Izquierdo
Andrew Izquierdo
3,212 Points

Is the "integration" branch the same as the "develop" branch that is mentioned in Vincent Driessen's branching model?

When we start "git flow init" and it asks us: "Which branch should be used for integration of the 'next release'"? We were told to name it "integration".

Is this integration branch the same infinite lifetime branch named "develop" that is mentioned in Driessen's branching model?

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Gabbie Metheny
Gabbie Metheny
33,778 Points
Gabbie Metheny
Gabbie Metheny
33,778 Points

I believe it is, Tommy says in the Teacher's Notes that git flow is based on Driessen's branching model. And it looks like git flow by default names this branch develop.