Descargar GitTower GitFlowNext 2.0.0 para Windows

Added
- Shared, committable configuration: init --shared writes the git-flow setup to a .gitflow file at the repository root and copies it into local config, so a team's branch model can live in the repository instead of every clone
- --shared on every config add, edit, rename, and delete verb edits the shared .gitflow file and re-syncs local config
- config sync copies .gitflow into local config, and config status reports drift between the two (exit code 6 when they differ)
- A fresh clone carrying a .gitflow is offered activation on first run — prompted when interactive, applied automatically with gitflow.shared.autoInit, and topic branch types declared only in the shared file get working commands before activation
- Shell tab completion for both the git-flow and git flow invocations, covering bash, zsh, and fish
- init --init creates the repository when run outside one, with an interactive prompt offering the same when the flag is absent; the new repository's initial branch is the resolved git-flow trunk rather than init.defaultBranch
Changed
- Breaking: git flow version now prints 2.0.0 (git-flow-next) instead of git-flow-next version 2.0.0, so the first whitespace-separated token is a bare version number as tooling written against git-flow-avh expects. Scripts matching the old string must be updated
- Release archives now contain a plain git-flow / git-flow.exe binary instead of a version- and platform-suffixed filename, so it works as the git flow subcommand without renaming after extraction
Fixed
- Boolean git-config values now follow git-config(1) rules: yes, on, and non-zero integers are truthy and matching is case-insensitive. Previously only the literal true counted, so a setting like git config gitflow.release.finish.push yes was silently a no-op
- config edit no longer resets boolean settings that were not passed, so editing one field can no longer silently clear an unrelated one such as autoUpdate
- Interactive init now stores entered branch prefixes verbatim instead of appending a slash, so answering feature_ produces feature_login rather than feature_/login
- Hooks and filters run from a linked worktree now resolve a relative gitflow.path.hooks or core.hooksPath against that worktree and execute with it as their working directory, instead of pointing at the main checkout
- Commands run outside a git repository now report a git error suggesting git init (exit code 3) instead of a git-flow-not-initialized error steering to git flow init
- Adding a base branch now rolls back its saved configuration when creating the git branch fails, leaving no orphaned config and keeping the command safe to retry
- The config command group is no longer preempted by first-run shared-config activation, including its nested add, edit, rename, and delete subcommands
- --shared edits now warn when an untrusted gitflow.path.hooks is withheld from local config, matching what config sync already reported
- Declining the "create a repository?" prompt now reports a decline instead of an internal probe failure
- git-flow-next now builds on every Go target OS; terminal detection previously had no implementation for aix, solaris, illumos, and plan9
Installation
See the installation instructions in the README.
Checksums
SHA-256 checksums for the release artifacts are available in the checksums.txt file.