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+# Git Flow 
+
+This can be done with the git-flow extension, or without.
+All examples here, are with a from scratch repo.
+
+## Initialised
+
+git init
+git flow init
+
+## Main/Develop
+
+After commiting a basic README.md to the main branch
+
+    git checkout -b develop
+
+The develop branch is where development work will be based off.
+
+Don't work on the main/master branch.
+
+## Feature Branch
+
+This is where you work on features, changes, fixes\*, etc.
+
+The develop branch will have many features, and can be by different developers
+
+### Starting a feature branch
+
+    git checkout develop
+	git checkout -b feature/featureName develop
+
+    git flow feature start featureName develop
+
+#### Working on feature
+
+You work on feature branch like normal, just do you development, and commit changes. When the feature is complete, you merge it into the development branch.
+
+### Finishing a feature branch
+
+    git checkout develop
+	git merge --no-ff feature/featureName
+
+    git flow feature finish featureName
+
+### After feature finished
+
+Your other features will need to be rebased onto the new develop branch.
+
+    git checkout feature/anotherFeature
+    git rebase develop
+
+This can be done upon completion of the feature if you don't need anything from other features.
+
+## Release Branch
+
+Once a release is ready (all features for the upcoming release are complete). Then a release branch is created ready to roll out.
+
+Release branches follow semantic versioning. Major|Minor|Fix.
+
+### Starting a release branch
+
+    git checkout develop
+    git checkout -b release/0.1.0
+
+    git flow release start 0.1.0
+
+It might be worth pushing the release branch so it can be pulled and worked on by others.
+
+    git push --set-upstream origin release/0.1.0
+
+#### Working on release branch
+
+If the release is staged, ready to go, but not ready to be live yet, then this is where bugfixes, etc are applied.
+
+You will also want to change anything refering to the versin number, and rebuild caches, etc. before releasing.
+
+### Finishing a release branch
+
+    git checkout main
+    git merge --no-ff release/0.1.0
+
+    git flow release finish
+
+Make sure to push tags too
+
+    git push origin --tags
+
+## Hotfixes
+
+I've not got here yet
+