Unfortunately I haven't done a lot with this project in a few years since github doesn't allow bash post commit hooks; you'd have to run your own git server.
(Edit to add...)
So, I understand your impression that it's impossible to enforce workflow in git, given GitHub doesn't support it, and most users probably don't want to write complex post-commit scripts.
But it is actually possible.
It'd be nice if communities like git-flow/etc. codified their rules into post-commit hooks that you could install, and maybe GitHub could even vet (e.g. that the bash scripts won't nuke their servers), and provide as out-of-the-box/opt-in options in the admin section of their repos. E.g. "Enforce git-flow in my repo".
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You can enforce workflow via post-commit hooks if you get a bit creative, e.g.:
https://github.com/stephenh/git-central/blob/master/server/u...
Unfortunately I haven't done a lot with this project in a few years since github doesn't allow bash post commit hooks; you'd have to run your own git server.
(Edit to add...)
So, I understand your impression that it's impossible to enforce workflow in git, given GitHub doesn't support it, and most users probably don't want to write complex post-commit scripts.
But it is actually possible.
It'd be nice if communities like git-flow/etc. codified their rules into post-commit hooks that you could install, and maybe GitHub could even vet (e.g. that the bash scripts won't nuke their servers), and provide as out-of-the-box/opt-in options in the admin section of their repos. E.g. "Enforce git-flow in my repo".