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@workablehr/oneflow

v1.6.0

Published

OneFlow cli tool

Downloads

6

Readme

one-flow

CLI tool to support Adam Ruka's branching model oneflow

Installing one-flow

  1. Run npm install -g @workablehr/oneflow

Initialization


Before using one-flow a configuration wizard should be run in order to setup some basic settings. The result of this wizard is saved in ~/.oneflowrc file. For project specific settings add and commit a .oneflowrc file in the root folder of your project.

The table below summarizes the supported settings:

| Setting | Usage | Default | | ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------- | | BASE_BRANCH | base branch to close features, hotfixes, releases | master | | MERGE_FF | merge branches during feature-close using --ff-only? | true | | FEATURE_CLOSE_REWRITE_COMMITS | Rewrite commits during feature-close to have as a prefix the feature-name | true | | RUN_CMD_AFTER_TAG_CREATION | Run a command after creating a tag | | | CHANGE_VERSIONS_WHEN_TAGGING | Change versions when creating a tag (hotfix-close, release-close) currently supporting nodejs, java, ruby | true | | HOTFIX_CLOSE_REBASE_TO_LATEST_TAG | Rebase branch to latest tag during hotfix-close? | true | | PUSH_CHANGES_TO_REMOTE | Push changes to remote when possible? | true | | MERGE_INTERACTIVE | Merge interactively during feature-close, hotfix-close? | false | | FEATURE_CLOSE_SQUASH | Squash commits during feature close to one commit? | false | | RELEASE_CREATE_AND_CLOSE | Release create will also close it immediately updating versions and creating tags? | false | | RELEASE_CLOSE_MERGES_TO_BASE_BRANCH | Release close will merge changes to base branch. Choose no if you want to merge manually (eg. to run tests first). | true | | DEBUG | Show debug information. | false |

To add autocomplete support use: oneflow completion >> ~/.bashrc

Branching models and Workflow


Feature branches


oneflow feature-create [options] [feature-name]

This command will create locally a feature branch from latest master.

Available options:

  -P, --no-push-flag  Will not push local changes to remote
  -h, --help          output usage information
  • To close a feature branch, use:
oneflow feature-close [options] [feature-name]

This command will close the specified feature branch to master

Available options:

  -P, --no-push-flag  Will not push local changes to remote
  -i, --interactive   Interactive rebase
  -r, --rewrite       Will rewrite commit messages with feature as prefix.
  -f, --ff            Will run merge with ff-only
  -s, --squash        Will squash commits into 1
  -h, --help          output usage information

Hotfix branches


oneflow hotfix-create [options] [hotfix-name] [base-tag]

This command will create locally a hotfix branch from the provided tag. one-flow will find and propose the latest tag if no other is provided.

Available options:

  -P, --no-push-flag  Will not push local changes to remote
  -h, --help          output usage information
  • To close a hotfix branch use:
oneflow hotfix-close [options] [hotfix-name] [tag]

This command will close a hotfix branch to master creating a tag

Available options:

  -i, --interactive     Interactive rebase
  -R, --no-rebase-flag  Will not rebase to latest hotfix
  -P, --no-push-flag    Will not push local changes to remote
  -h, --help            output usage information

Release branches


oneflow release-create [options] [commit] [tag]

This command will create a release branch from a specific commit or from master if no commit is provided

Available options:

  -P, --no-push-flag   Will not push local changes to remote
  -c, --close          Opens and closes the release creating a tag
  -M, --no-merge-flag  Will not merge after creating tag if called with -c
  -h, --help           output usage information
  • To close a release branch use:
oneflow release-close [options] [tag]

This command will tag and merge a release branch to master

Available options:

  -P, --no-push-flag   Will not push local changes to remote
  -M, --no-merge-flag  Will not merge after creating tag
  -h, --help           output usage information