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# Git Branching Workflow
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ModelRouter uses a **GitHub Flow + release-branch** model: `main` is the only
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long-lived branch and is always deployable; new work branches off it as a
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feature branch; each version gets its own release branch with a tag; hotfixes
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land on the release branch and MUST flow back to `main`.
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Goal: make "patching an already-released version during its support window" a
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first-class operation, while `main` always contains every fix and stays
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deployable.
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## Branch roles
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| Branch | Name | Lifetime | Purpose |
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| Main | `main` | permanent | Only long-lived branch. Always deployable. Accumulates the next version. |
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| Feature | `feature/<desc>` | short (dev → merge → delete) | New features / ordinary fixes. Born from `main`, merged back into `main`. |
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| Release | `release/vX.Y.x` | one version cycle | Cut from `main`, tagged for release. Version-specific hotfixes land here. |
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## Change flow (important)
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```
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feature/foo ───────┐
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▼
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main ──────────────── next version ──────►
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│ │
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│ cut │ cut
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▼ ▼
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release/v1.6.x release/v1.7.x
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│ │
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tag: v1.6.0 tag: v1.7.6
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│ │
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hotfix ◄─────┘ hotfix ◄─────┘
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│ │
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└── cherry-pick back ──────────┘
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```
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The patch position in the branch name is a literal `x`, while the tag carries
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the concrete version: one `release/v1.7.x` can hold tags v1.7.0 … v1.7.6.
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Spanning several patches on a single minor branch is deliberate — patches are
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revisions of the same feature batch, hotfixes land on one branch, and back-port
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to main never has to resolve dependencies between several release branches.
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### Key rules
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1. **main is always deployable**: never leave half-done work on `main`.
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Unfinished work lives on a feature branch.
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2. **Features start from main and merge back**: `git checkout -b feature/xxx main`,
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then `git merge --no-ff feature/xxx` (or squash) when done.
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3. **Release = cut a release branch from main + tag**:
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```bash
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git checkout -b release/v1.7.x main
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git tag -a v1.7.0 -m "ModelRouter v1.7.0"
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git push origin release/v1.7.x v1.7.0
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```
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Build installers and upload the GitCode Release from this tag so the
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published state is exactly reproducible.
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4. **Only version-specific hotfixes go into a release branch during its
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window**: new features always go to `main` for the next version, never into
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an already-released branch (unless you deliberately ship a minor revision).
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5. **Hotfixes MUST flow back to main**:
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```bash
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git checkout release/v1.7.x # fix in the release branch
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git commit -m "fix: ..."
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git checkout main
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git cherry-pick <hotfix-commit> # and into main
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```
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Most important rule: **main only moves forward and never loses fixes**. If a
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hotfix never reaches main, the next release ships with the old bug.
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### End of a version lifecycle
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When the next version ships, the previous release branch retires:
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- **Default: delete the remote release branch**
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(`git push origin :release/v1.7.x`). All hotfixes were already
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cherry-picked into main, so main contains everything; no merge needed.
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- **Long-term maintenance** (e.g. an enterprise client pinned to an old
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version): keep the branch, accept only security fixes, keep the
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commit-then-cherry-pick loop.
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> **Where practice diverged from this section (checked 2026-10-01)**:
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> `release/v1.4.x` and `release/v1.5.x` still exist locally and on the remote,
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> so "retire the previous branch when the next version ships" was never
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> carried out. Keeping them is harmless (hotfixes were back-ported), but it
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> contradicts the rule above and makes a reader wonder whether they should be
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> there at all. **Feature branches, by contrast, are cleaned up**:
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> `feature/key-quota-control`, `feature/toolcall-id-sanitize`,
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> `feature/anthropic-usage-cache` and `feature/agentrouter-id-sanitize` were
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> deleted on 2026-10-01 after confirming with a per-commit `git patch-id`
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> comparison that their work had already landed in main.
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## Explicit non-goals
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- **Never rebase main**: main's history stays append-only; anyone pulling gets
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directly usable history.
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- **Release branches are not merged back wholesale**: hotfixes were already
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cherry-picked; a whole-branch merge only creates conflicts with no benefit.
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- **No "quick edit" directly on main**, even single-person: at minimum use
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`feature/xxx → merge main` so history keeps its why-boundaries.
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## Single vs multi person
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- **Single** (this repo today): skip PRs — `git checkout -b feature/xxx` →
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finish → merge back to main. Release branch + tag flow unchanged.
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- **Multi / open source**: feature branches go through PR + Code Review,
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maintainers merge; resolve conflicts on the feature branch, never on main.
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## Commit message conventions
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- `feat(...)`: new feature
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- `fix(...)`: bug fix
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- `chore(...)`: build / version / deps / non-code changes
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- `docs(...)`: documentation
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- `refactor(...)`: refactoring
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- Scope in parens, e.g. `fix(adapters)`, `feat(webui)`, `chore(version)`
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- One-line summary; expand with problem/root-cause/fix/verification when needed
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## Release checklist (companion)
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```bash
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# 1. main is ready
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git checkout main && git pull
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# 2. cut release branch + tag
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git checkout -b release/vX.Y.Z main
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git tag -a vX.Y.Z -m "ModelRouter vX.Y.Z"
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# 3. push branch + tag
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git push origin release/vX.Y.Z
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git push origin vX.Y.Z
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# 4. build installers (core + GUI platforms)
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make core-dist VERSION=X.Y.Z
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# 5. create GitCode Release + upload
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# https://atomgit.com/HeNanMU-EEA/ModelRouter/releases
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# upload MUST use PUT --http1.1, otherwise the OBS callback fails and the
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# file never lands in the release; replacing artifacts = delete the tag
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# (release disappears with it) then recreate.
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```
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## Why this model (background)
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Before 2026-08 everything went straight to `main` plus a tag, which caused two
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pain points:
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1. After 1.4.2 shipped, a scheduler-scoring fix had to be added to the same
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version — the only option was deleting the remote tag to clear the release
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and re-uploading all installers. The published state was detached from code
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history; "what exactly shipped" could not be traced.
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2. No feature branches meant two independent efforts could not proceed in
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parallel without colliding.
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With release branches: the published state = `release/vX.Y.x` branch +
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the concrete `vX.Y.Z` tag, exactly reproducible; hotfixes have a clear landing
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spot; main stays "latest + all fixes + deployable".
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> 中文版见 [docs/git-workflow.md](git-workflow.md)。 |