For many teams, git-flow was the first “real” Git workflow they adopted. It provided structure where Git alone offered freedom…sometimes too much freedom.
But let’s be honest: the official git-flow tool hasn’t aged well.
That’s why I was excited to find Git Flow Next. It’s not just a patch, it’s a total upgrade. Built in Go. Actively maintained. And way easier to use.
Merge conflict? Git Flow Next gives you real guidance. Changing a branch name? One command. Wondering what kind of branch you’re on? It figures that out automatically.
It even plays nice with legacy repos, no need to reinit or migrate your workflow. You just drop it in and go.
Seems like the team behind Tower didn’t just modernize git-flow, they made it enjoyable again.
Check it out: https://github.com/gittower/git-flow-next
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