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Can my GitHub and SourceForge account share the same repository?

I like that SourceForge can also let people browse your code using Git. But, before I even set up the project on SourceForge, I had a GitHub repository for it. Now that I have created my SourceForge project, I had the option to use the Git tool. The problem is when I did that it made a new repository from scratch. I would like to use my existing GitHub repository with my SourceForge project, is this possible? As of now the SourceForge project has no files, so the button on the summary page, instead of a ‘Download’ button, is a ‘Browse Code’ button, but the button leads to an empty repository.

Is a merging strategy like Git Flow really an anti-pattern?

My company is using Git, and is using a peculiar branching scheme – work is done in master, and branches are reserved for releases. This works fine, so long as all of the work done in an iteration makes it into the branch, but if a critical production issue comes up, we have to ensure that the work somehow makes it into both branches.

code review with git-flow and github

With regular git and GitHub, I can do a code review by simply creating a pull request of the feature branch I’m working on to the master branch. How would I do code reviews with git-flow? With a workflow step like git flow feature finish (which merges the feature branch into the develop branch), I’m confused as to where the code review actually happens and how git-flow or git can facilitate that review.

Is git-flow in the spirit of git? [closed]

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