git-workflow-automationlisted

# Git Workflow Automation ## Overview This skill automates common Git workflows and provides expert guidance on best practices for version control. ## When to Use This Skill - Creating feature branches with proper naming conventions - Managing merge conflicts and resolution strategies - Following Git Flow or GitHub Flow methodologies - Creating and reviewing pull requests - Performing release and hotfix operations - Automating repetitive Git tasks ## Branching Strategies ### Git Flow ``` main (production-ready code) ├── develop (integration branch) │ ├── feature/* (feature branches) │ └── release/* (release preparation) └── hotfix/* (urgent fixes) ``` ### GitHub Flow ``` main (always deployable) └── feature/* (short-lived branches) ``` ## Common Operations ### Creating a Feature Branch ```bash git checkout -b feature/user-authentication ``` ### Syncing with Upstream ```bash git checkout main git pull origin main git checkout feature/user-authentication git rebase main ``` ### Resolving Merge Conflicts 1. Identify conflicted files: `git status` 2. Open files and look for conflict markers: `<<<<<<<`, `=======`, `>>>>>>>` 3. Manually resolve conflicts by keeping desired changes 4. Stage resolved files: `git add .` 5. Complete the merge: `git rebase --continue` or `git merge --continue` ## Pull Request Best Practices - Write clear, descriptive titles and descriptions - Link to related issues - Include testing instructions - Specify reviewers - Follow conventional co