##Intended usage

##Script

Intended usage

Script

I've read a handful of tutorials on writing shell scripts but found it difficult to find one that emphasized on portability/POSIX compliancy. I'd like the script to run just fine in sh, dash, bash and zsh. Any feedback is appreciated - for one thing, I'm a bit unsure about where to use $variable and ${variable}...

 

Intended usage

• Features are merged back into the development branch.
• Releases are continuously merged back into the development branch (bugfixes) and, once the release branch is considered stable enough (decided upon by the user), merged into master (with a tag), ending the release branch.
• Hotfixes are merged back into both the master (with a tag) and the development branch.
  
   

Branch model

• Temporary
• Branch off from master
• Merge back into development and master
• Naming: "x.y.fix", e.g. "1.2.1" (x, y is defined by release, "hotfix/" is prepended)
• Signed tag needed when merging with master
  
   

Script

I've read a handful of tutorials on writing shell scripts but found it difficult to find one that emphasized on portability/POSIX compliancy. I'd like the script to run just fine in sh, dash, bash and zsh. Any feedback is appreciated - for one thing, I'm a bit unsure about where to use $variable and ${variable}...

##Intended usage

• Features are merged back into the development branch.
• Releases are continuously merged back into the development branch (bugfixes) and, once the release branch is considered stable enough (decided upon by the user), merged into master (with a tag), ending the release branch.
• Hotfixes are merged back into both the master (with a tag) and the development branch.

Branch model

• Temporary
• Branch off from master
• Merge back into development and master
• Naming: "x.y.fix", e.g. "1.2.1" (x, y is defined by release, "hotfix/" is prepended)
• Signed tag needed when merging with master

##Script

I've read a handful of tutorials on writing shell scripts but found it difficult to find one that emphasized on portability/POSIX compliancy. I'd like the script to run just fine in sh, dash, bash and zsh. Any feedback is appreciated - for one thing, I'm a bit unsure about where to use $variable and ${variable}...

I've read a handful of tutorials on writing shell scripts but found it difficult to find one that emphasized on portability/POSIX compliancy. I'd like the script to run just fine in sh, dash, bash and zsh. Any feedback is appreciated - for one thing, I'm a bit unsure about where to use $variable and ${variable}...