Currently, git-flow-next does not recognize base branches if their names contain dots.
Shell output for branch with dots
/ $ mkdir -p /tmp/git-flow-check
/ $ cd /tmp/git-flow-check/
/tmp/git-flow-check $ git init
/tmp/git-flow-check $ git-flow init --preset=classic --main=custom.main --develop=custom.dev
Initializing git-flow with classic preset
Created branch 'custom.main'
Created branch 'custom.dev'
Git flow has been initialized
/tmp/git-flow-check $ git-flow overview
Base branches:
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Topic branch types:
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bugfix/*:
Parent: custom.dev
Merges into custom.dev, Rebases onto from custom.dev
release/*:
Parent: custom.main
Start point: custom.dev
Merges into custom.main, Merges from custom.main
Creates tags on finish
hotfix/*:
Parent: custom.main
Merges into custom.main, Rebases onto from custom.main
Creates tags on finish
support/*:
Parent: custom.main
none into custom.main, none from custom.main
feature/*:
Parent: custom.dev
Merges into custom.dev, Rebases onto from custom.dev
Active topic branches:
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No active topic branches
Currently, git-flow-next does not recognize base branches if their names contain dots.
Shell output for branch with dots