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Pierce McGeough
Pierce McGeough

Reputation: 3086

Looking for a BitBucket Workflow

I have been using Beanstalk and TortoiseSVN for some time now and I am looking to change to Bitbucket with SourceTree. While working in groups we have the truck, which is master now in bitbucket am i right? Then our users switch to trunk to then create new branches for themselves. After a time all branches are merged back to the trunk. How do I use SourceTree to create branches for users and then merge them back. Maybe there is a better way to use it altogether, could you advise please.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1975

Answers (2)

mfgmicha
mfgmicha

Reputation: 3844

Look at this article, it's a well known git workflow which is also implemented directly in SourceTree ("Git Flow"-Button on top right):

git-flow

And here is a blog entry from SourceTree Blog on how to use it in SourceTree:

sourcetree blog

Upvotes: 1

Michael Ver
Michael Ver

Reputation: 412

Atlassian nicely documented possible workflows with Git, you should start from there. If you are familiar with TortoiseSVN try TortoiseGit.

Upvotes: 2

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