1.1.1

Last release brought some unexpected problems with our authentication og permissions to github, whoops.
We have made a fix for theses problems, so just go ahead and get the update and these problems should be a part of the past.
To re-authenticate you need to delete the old 'git phlow' token on github.com and delete your phlow settings in your global .gitconfig file.

Bug fixes

• phlow can be authenticated on multiple machines #72 @groenborg
• list issues should now work on private repositories #71 @groenborg
• build environment should work on newest go version #73 @groenborg

1.1.0

The release brings much needed features to the phlow. Requests for opening GitHub issues in your browser have been heard, and here it is.
We have also tried to address the issues with the workon command, where in some cases it was unable to locate the issues on github.
As always we strive for perfection and try to make the code pretty as a butterfly.
git-phlow can still not keep the coffey hot, but we are working hard on it.

Features

• web command #63 (Browser can be started from phlow) @groenborg
• list issues #69 (Lists opens issues in the terminal) @groenborg
  • List issues only assigned to you
• improved user experience #67 (certain commands can be run outside a repo) @groenborg

Bug fixes

• workon should fetch issues #68 (github issues should work) @groenborg

1.0.6

Fixed a bug where issues would not be located from your repository

Bug fixes

• now finds remote issues #64 (both ssh and https urls now work) @groenborg

1.0.0

We are happy to announce this new release of git-phlow!
We keep adding features and remove bugs. This time around we have added a bunch of new features, and drastically improved the UI and the overall phlow experience.
Lets face it! The UI was a bit tedious before. This version bumps up the required version of git. Git v1.7.0 or later is required.
Some fancy new commands have been added and previous ones have been improved.

Agent commands have also now been added. So the extension can be used by integration services, who would like to use the pragmatic workflow

Features

• agent commands @groenborg
• updated documentation @groenborg
• clean #60 (remove delivered branches from workspace) @groenborg
• colored output #41 (messages are now more informative and pretty) @groenborg
• deliver with tests #54 @groenborg
  • flag (s) for showing test output
• wrapup soft #61 (wrapup does not add all by default anymore) @groenborg
• loading spinners #62 (spinners appear when doing time consuming tasks) @groenborg

Agent Features

• upnext #55 (get next branch for integration) @groenborg
• deliver #55 (deliver in an agent version) @groenborg

0.1.5

This release brings git-phlow in a stable version. You can now use the workflow and authenticate with github, so we get the issue-tracking sweetness we all so desperately want. All commands from the beta version are now stable; and for interested developers we have also done some code cleanup to spare your eyes.
The documentation have also been improved so the commands are more descriptive.

Features

• phlow commands (workon, wrapup, deliver, mkalias) - in a stable version
• github issue tracking
• auth (authenticate with github)
• updated documentation

0.1.0-beta

This is a beta release of the git extension 'git phlow'. This extension provides a set of git commands that simplifies your local workflow, by giving you a branching models that superseed benevolent dictators of your repository.

Features

• auth (authenticate your installation with GitHub for activation of GitHub issues)
• workon (create a branch from a GitHub issue)
• deliver [--local] (deliver your work locally or with ready branches)
• wrapup (adds your work and creates a closing commit)
• mkalias (create aliases for you phlow commands)