Visualise Git Flow branches
Highlight specific branches and track commits
Simplifies commit history analysis of repositories
Bring your commits to life by using the Git Flow Chart to visualise the relationship between branches.
Want to know which commits are part of your branch? By clicking on a specific commit, the Git Flow Chart highlights the entire parentage tree, allowing you to identify exactly which parts of the tree are in your branch
Analysing your code base can be a real challenge, especially in a Git Flow with unlimited feature branches, releases and hotfixes. The Git Flow Chart simplifies this task by visualising the relationship between commits
Visualise Git Flow branches
Highlight specific branches and track commits
Simplifies commit history analysis of repositories
Bring your commits to life by using the Git Flow Chart to visualise the relationship between branches.
Want to know which commits are part of your branch? By clicking on a specific commit, the Git Flow Chart highlights the entire parentage tree, allowing you to identify exactly which parts of the tree are in your branch
Analysing your code base can be a real challenge, especially in a Git Flow with unlimited feature branches, releases and hotfixes. The Git Flow Chart simplifies this task by visualising the relationship between commits
More details
The Git Flow Chart add-on allows teams using the Git Flow workflow to visualise their work and get better insights in how their commits are related.
The Git Flow workflow is a popular branching strategy that helps teams organise the way they use Git within their organisation.
The Git Flow Chart add-on is an extension to Stash and aims teams that are using the Git Flow workflow to gain more insights in their commits by visualising how they've moved within the work flow.
For more information about the Git Flow workflow, please read the excellent Atlassian Git Tutorial.
More details
The Git Flow Chart add-on allows teams using the Git Flow workflow to visualise their work and get better insights in how their commits are related.
The Git Flow workflow is a popular branching strategy that helps teams organise the way they use Git within their organisation.
The Git Flow Chart add-on is an extension to Stash and aims teams that are using the Git Flow workflow to gain more insights in their commits by visualising how they've moved within the work flow.
For more information about the Git Flow workflow, please read the excellent Atlassian Git Tutorial.
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[UPDATE 2017-03-01] Git Flow Chart is now available for BitBucket Cloud.
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We are currently investigating the feasibility of porting this add-on to Bitbucket Cloud. I will update this comment once I have more info to share!
I'm happy to announce that the add-on now supports the ability to use a regular expression to determine which branches should be considered as part of the "Release" zone. This way, custom branch naming conventions like "bugfix" branches can also receive the appropriate colouring and are grouped together with other "Release" type branches.
We are currently looking into how we can allow more granular control over the screen estate, for instance by adding the ability to show/hide branches.
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(4)Sign in to write a review[UPDATE 2017-03-01] Git Flow Chart is now available for BitBucket Cloud.
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We are currently investigating the feasibility of porting this add-on to Bitbucket Cloud. I will update this comment once I have more info to share!
I'm happy to announce that the add-on now supports the ability to use a regular expression to determine which branches should be considered as part of the "Release" zone. This way, custom branch naming conventions like "bugfix" branches can also receive the appropriate colouring and are grouped together with other "Release" type branches.
We are currently looking into how we can allow more granular control over the screen estate, for instance by adding the ability to show/hide branches.
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Versions
Bitbucket Cloud • Released 2017-02-03
Summary
Initial version of Git Flow Chart for BitBucket Cloud
Details
This is the first (BETA) release of the Git Flow Chart for BitBucket Cloud. It currently only supports public Git repositories. Additional support for Mercurial (Hg) and other branching strategies will be added in the near future as well as support for teams and private repositories as part of a commercial (paid) offering.
Versions
Version 1.2.1 • Bitbucket Server 4.0.0 - 5.11.1 • Released 2017-01-09
Summary
Major bug fix release & data center compatibility
Details
The 1.2.1 hotfix release fixes a major bug which caused issues when loading the Git Flow Chart graph for repositories. This issue has now been resolved.
In addition, the add-on is now properly listed as Bitbucket Data Center compatible.
Installation
- Log into your Bitbucket instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Atlassian Marketplace. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
- Click Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
- Locate Git Flow Chart via search. The appropriate app version appears in the search results.
- Click Try free to begin a new trial or Buy now to purchase a license for Git Flow Chart. You're prompted to log into MyAtlassian. Git Flow Chart begins to download.
- Enter your information and click Generate license when redirected to MyAtlassian.
- Click Apply license. If you're using an older version of UPM, you can copy and paste the license into your Bitbucket instance.
To find older Git Flow Chart versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.
- Log into your Bitbucket instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Find new add-ons screen loads.
- Locate Git Flow Chart.
- Click Install to download and install your app.
- You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.
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