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  2. BCLOUD-17710

Gitflow Workflow unable to merge hotfix/ and/or release/ pull-request to both master and develop

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      A problem I am facing and a problem I am seeing others face is the inability for a 'hotfix/' branch to be merged to master and develop branches. I have seen many an unanswered StackOverflow question about this same issue.

      Many companies, including my own, use the git-flow or GitFlow WorkFlow (Atlassian Documentation). This requires that a hotfix is created based on the master branch and be merged back into the master and develop branch.

      Atlassian documentation on the matter alludes that this feature exists. See, Making a Pull Request - Tutorial, specifically the section titled: "Gitflow Workflow With Pull Requests". It describes exactly, and correctly, how the workflow should work. I can not find this feature anywhere in bitbucket.

      If it exists and I can not find the feature - I apologize, please point me in the right direction.

      Otherwise, a more succinct version of my request is:

      • When a branch is prefixed with either of the following prefixes it should be merged to master and then develop branch.
        • hotfix/
        • release/
      • Should only happen if you have the branching workflow enabled for your repository

      Please feel free to reach out to me with any other questions.

            [BCLOUD-17710] Gitflow Workflow unable to merge hotfix/ and/or release/ pull-request to both master and develop

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