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About GitTower GitFlowNext

A modern reimplementation of git-flow in Go that offers greater flexibility while maintaining backward compatibility with the original git-flow and git-flow-avh.

What's new in 1.2.0

Added - git flow integrate command to merge changes from a parent branch into a topic branch, with options resolved from an integrate config namespace - finish now pushes the finished branches and release tag to the remote after merging, honoring push options - update --continue and update --abort to resume or cancel an update interrupted by conflicts - finish now detects and auto-clears stale merge state left by a previous interrupted operation - delete now fetches and runs a remote sync-check before deleting a branch (--fetch, gitflow.<type>.delete.fetch) - start can derive the branch name from a configured version filter - Windows arm64 build target Changed - finish now runs a stricter pre-merge sync check: it aborts when the parent (merge-target) branch or the topic branch is behind or has diverged from its remote (with a diverged-specific message), while tolerating either being ahead; --force skips the check - finish now treats a fetch failure against a reachable-but-failing remote as fatal (was a silent note); the error names the cause and suggests --no-fetch / --force - start now fetches by default before creating a branch (skipped silently when no remote is configured); disable with --no-fetch or gitflow.<type>.start.fetch false. Shares the unified fetch resolution (default → config → flag) with finish - Commands now refuse to act on merge state owned by a foreign operation and on structurally-incomplete state, returning exit code 3 instead of proceeding destructively Fixed - init now fails fast when the git user identity is missing - Branch names are validated with...

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