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injtatarik/magit-gitflow (press backspace or delete to remove)A new version of Magit released today with a package called transient.
Creating a new feature branch seems fine however when I try to finish it, I got
user-error: Not a gitflow-enabled repo, please run ...
Yevgnen
- 11
- Opened on Feb 15, 2019
- #22
I m just starting using git flow - -thanks for this plugin, it seems great!
I am not sure if I quite understand the flow, but I d really like to push master directly to upstream when I finish a
release. ...
titaniumbones
- 3
- Opened on Dec 7, 2017
- #21
Hi. Just started to use your package. :) I noticed that the option to skip the tag is --notag, but --tag is used in your
code. So the -n switch is not working as it should. Greetings for the useful package! ...
vidyu
- Opened on Sep 27, 2017
- #20
I recently added a git-flow-enabled repo to a new computer, where I continued work on a feature branch that I had
started elsewhere. When I went to finish the feature ( kbd C-f f f f /kbd ), I got this ...
501st-alpha1
- 3
- Opened on Apr 12, 2017
- #19
Finishing a feature branch with --squash does not work. The end state has develop branch checked out but the feature
branch commits have not been merged, they ve been only staged or something like that. ...
jluttine
- 2
- Opened on Aug 25, 2016
- #18
This snippet from the output of pstree -p shows what is going on:
emacs(4178)-+
|-git(10757)---git-flow(10758)---git(10897)---git-rebase(10898)---emacsclient(10982)
The problem seems to be ...
rdgreen
- Opened on Jul 1, 2016
- #17
It is very similar to the feature command, but uses a different prefix.
rdgreen
- Opened on Jun 29, 2016
- #16
Both the completion doesn t offer any choices, and the minibuffer doesn t accept a manually-typed branch name.
greenrd
- Opened on Jun 21, 2016
- #15
I created one feature using magit-gitflow. I then attempted to publish it. It prompted me for which feature branch to
publish, and defaulted to the current feature branch, but without the branch prefix ...
rdgreen
- Opened on May 24, 2016
- #14

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