Git Workflow Tutorial: Releasing and Merging Changes

In this Git workflow tutorial, you will learn how to release and merge changes using Git. Follow along as we guide you through the step-by-step process of creating a release tag and merging changes into the main branch. We'll cover essential actions like committing changes, creating release notes, and generating pull requests. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this tutorial will help you understand the best practices for managing releases and merging changes effectively in Git. Don't miss out on streamlining your development process with this comprehensive Git workflow tutorial.

Click "merge"

Click "Code"

Click "release-v1.1.1"

Click "package.json"

Click here and edit the package version number for release.

Click "Commit changes..."

Write your commit message indicating what you have updated

Click "Sign off and commit changes"

Click "Code"

Now it's time to create a release tag, so click on "Releases"

Click "Draft a new release"

Click "Choose a tag"

Fill the version number as "v1.1.1"

Click "Create new tag"

Click "Release title"

Fill "release-v1.1.1"

Click "Describe this release"

You can also use auto-generate by clicking "Generate release notes"

Click "Preview"

Click "Create a discussion for this release. People will be able to leave comments and reactions on this release using Discussions."

Click "Publish release"

Hurray! You have successfully released.

Now it's time to merge all changes into the main branch, so click "Compare & pull request"

Click "Release v1.1.1"

Fill the message as "After release, merge into main Release v1.1.1"

Review all the changes and then generate the pull request by clicking "Create pull request"

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