# One-way Git flow: Feature -> Release -> Master upstream: the github repo for the whole team origin: your own github fork of the repo local: the git repo in your local machine ```graphviz digraph G { node [shape="box"]; newFeature [label = "new feature ticket: PROJ-1356"] upstreamMaster [label = "upstream master";] upstreamMasterv2 [label = "upstream master (v2)";] upstreamKiwi [label = "upstream release/kiwi"] upstreamKiwiv2 [label = "upstream release/kiwi (v2)"] localFeatureBranch [label = "local feature/PROJ-1356-do-something"] originFeatureBranch [label = "origin feature/PROJ-1356-do-something"] local [label = "local git HEAD"] newFeature -> upstreamMaster upstreamMaster -> upstreamKiwi [label="create new branch based on latest upstream"] upstreamKiwi -> local [label = "git fetch && git checkout upstream release/kiwi" ] local -> localFeatureBranch [label="git checkout -b feature/PROJ-1356-do-something"] localFeatureBranch -> development development -> originFeatureBranch [label = "git push -u origin"] originFeatureBranch -> upstreamKiwiv2 [label = "Pull Request: squash and merge"] upstreamKiwiv2 -> upstreamMasterv2 [label = "Pull Request: merge only (no squash)"] upstreamMasterv2 -> newFeature [label="finish"] } ``` If you want to visually edit the graph, go to http://magjac.com/graphviz-visual-editor/