Complete current git-flow branch (feature, release, or hotfix)
Completes git-flow branches by detecting type, merging appropriately, and pushing with tags when needed.
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Complete the current git-flow branch.
/gitmastery:finish # Auto-detect branch type
/gitmastery:finish --tag # For release/hotfix with tag
git branch --show-current
git status --short
Feature/Bugfix:
git flow finish # Merges to develop, deletes branch
Release/Hotfix:
SKIP=no-commit-to-branch,conventional-commit git flow finish --tag -m "v<version> - Release notes"
Note: The
SKIPenv var bypasses pre-commit hooks that would reject the merge commit. This is safe because:
- The merge is mechanical (no new code changes)
- All code was already validated when committed to the release branch
- The
no-commit-to-branchhook blocks commits to main/develop- The
conventional-commithook may reject merge commit messages
git push origin develop
git push origin main --tags # For release/hotfix
| Branch Type | Finish Action |
|---|---|
| feature/* | Merge to develop |
| bugfix/* | Merge to develop |
| release/* | Merge to main + develop, create tag |
| hotfix/* | Merge to main + develop, create tag |
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