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1. Everything must start with an issue...
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Issues should have useful, concise titles and enough of a description to understand the scope of the issue.
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> Issues should have useful, concise titles and enough of a description to understand the scope of the issue.
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2. Branches should link to individual issues, and be named using consistent syntax:
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3. A branch should represent an atomic change
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Merging the branch should not break anything. A branch should be fully testable and functional once finished - I should be able to deploy any given branch and have a functional site.
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> Merging the branch should not break anything. A branch should be fully testable and functional once finished - I should be able to deploy any given branch and have a functional site.
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4. All pull requests should merge to development. Only an admin should merge to master.
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7. Pull Requests should use Github keywords so they automatically link to/close related issues.
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For reference: https://help.github.com/articles/closing-issues-via-commit-messages/
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For more info on good github etiquette see below, these were nicely referenced by @karimamer :
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