GitFlow is a workflow or set of procedural rules while working with Git.
In GitFlow there are two main branches: master branch and develop branch
All new features and fixes are done in a feature branch, except for hotfixes. A feature branch is branched off of the develop branch. When a feature is completed, it is merged back into the develop branch
Release branches are also branched off of develop. A release branch is deployed and tested and if any problems come out they are fixed in the release branch. Release branches are merged into the master branch and into the develop branch
Releases have always a version number. Release commits are tagged with the version number
You will problaly want to install GitFlow to automate the process. After installing GitFlow will be able to run additional commands (Which are a sequence of Git commands)
Initializes the current directory as a git repository and creates two branches named ‘master’ and ‘develop’
Creates a new branch named ‘feature/new-banner’ and switches to that branch
Switches to branch ‘develop’ and deletes the branch ‘feature/new-banner’