Problems with Feature Branches

Over the last few years we’ve had a fair few discussions around the various different ways to branch and how they fit into a world of Continuous Integration (and more recently Continuous Delivery). It’s so fundamental that it’s worth a post of its own!

Dave Farley (the man that literally wrote the book on it) penned a the best advice I’ve seen on the topic a while back. Worth a read, or even a reread (and gets better towards the end).

http://www.davefarley.net/?p=160 (in case dave’s somewhat flakey site is down again the article is republished here)

Posted on November 10th, 2012 in Blog

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