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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ release help
release join version release join version
release leave release leave
release list release list
release start (major|minor|patch) [from] version release start (major|minor|patch) from version [using master]
release tab [pattern] release tab [pattern]
release trash local-branch-confirmation release trash local-branch-confirmation
``` ```
@@ -42,15 +42,21 @@ release create 1.0.0
Create a shared, release candidate branch. Create a shared, release candidate branch.
```bash ```bash
release start (major|minor|patch) [from] version release start (major|minor|patch) from version [using master]
``` ```
The `version` specified must be an existing official release version. The `major`, `minor`, and `patch` options will increment the new version number accordingly. For example, to create a patch update, the following command will create a `rc1.0.1` release candidate branch. The `version` specified must be an existing official release version. The `major`, `minor`, and `patch` options will increment the new version number accordingly. For example, to create a patch update, the following command will create a `rc1.0.1` release candidate branch. If the optional `using master` is not specified, the release candiate branch will be created from the version tag (e.g. `v1.0.0`). Otherwise, the release candiate branch will be created from `master`.
```bash ```bash
git checkout master git checkout master
release start patch from 1.0.0 release start patch from 1.0.0
``` ```
or
```bash
git checkout master
release start patch from 1.0.0 from master
```
Once the shared release candidate branch has been created, use `feature` to create and manage personal feature branches. Once the shared release candidate branch has been created, use `feature` to create and manage personal feature branches.