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We start with this

![network-1](http://github.com/eadz/Git-Flow-Example/raw/develop/images/network-1.png "Initial Commit Network Image")
![](images/network-1.png)

➜ Git-Flow-Example git:(master) git flow init

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Then after pushing the develop branch to github, we get this:

![network-2](http://github.com/eadz/Git-Flow-Example/raw/develop/images/network-2.png "After git flow init")
![](images/network-2.png)

## Releasing The Development Version ##

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If we push a feature branch to GitHub without releasing it(`git push origin feature/feature_example`), the network graph looks like this:

![network-newfeature](http://github.com/eadz/Git-Flow-Example/raw/develop/images/network-newfeature.png "After pushing feature branch")
![](images/network-newfeature.png)

Once we release the feature by running `git flow feature finish feature_example`, the changes on the feature branch are merged back into the **develop** branch, but not the master branch.

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Once the develop branch is pushed to GitHub, network graph looks like this:

![network-after-feature-merge](http://github.com/eadz/Git-Flow-Example/raw/develop/images/network-after-feature-merge.png "After pushing merging")
![](images/network-after-feature-merge.png)