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add support for commit message in release
I tried out this module and it "works_for_me". I successfully run the following commands (as described in the documentation):
I have not tried commands with the optional parameters The only command that caused me some trouble was |
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ready_for_review 'version_added' updated to '2.2' as travis required. @gregdek thanks for your help! |
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Adds hooks for executing git-flow commands. Git-flow is a collection of Git extensions to provide high-level repository operations for Vincent Driessen's branching model.
You can install git-flow using your favorite package manager, or from its github repository. You can also read Getting Starting -- Git-flow.