Git-flow.txt

//============= Assuming that we have our project with git initialized, create the Develop branch:

git branch develop
git push -u origin develop (if you are creating it)
git checkout -b develop origin/develop (if you are cloning and copying locally the develop branch)

// Create the a feature:

git checkout -b new-awesome-feature
git add <perfect-code-made-by-us>
git commit

//============= The new feature is completed and commited with the last command, so we need to merge it into Develop branch
//but first, let be sure that nothing has changed on this branch:

git pull origin develop (checking for up to date)
git checkout develop (switching to local develop branch)
git merge new-awesome-feature
git push
git branch -d new-awesome-feature (deleting the new feature branch)

//============= Prepare a new Release branch that will be used for testing, documentation

git checkout -b release-0.1 develop (creating the release branch)

//============== Ship it to production (Master) and Develop as well:

git checkout master (switching to local master branch)
git merge release-0.1 (merging)
git push
git checkout develop (switching to local develop branch)
git merge release-0.1 (merging as well)
git push
git branch -d release-0.1 (deleting the release branch)

//============== And don’t forget the tag :)

git tag -a 0.1 -m “new-feature completed and released” master
git push — tags

//=============== Create Hotfixes

git checkout -b issue-001 master (creating the hotfix branch)
git checkout master (bug/issue fixed and committed at this step)
git merge issue-001
git push

//=============== Merge Hotfixes into develop

git checkout develop
git merge issue-001
git push
git branch -d issue-001 (deleting the hotfix branch)