Creating a New Branch in Github

 

🌿 Create a New Branch for Multi-Tenancy

Complete Git workflow for your WorkPhotoPro multi-tenant implementation

🚀 Option 1: Create and Switch to New Branch (Recommended)

# Create and switch to a new branch
git checkout -b feature/multi-tenancy

# Add all your changes
git add .

# Commit your changes
git commit -m "feat: implement multi-tenancy with Appwrite Teams

- Add organization and team management
- Create multi-tenant database collections
- Implement team-based data isolation
- Add organization/team selectors UI
- Update job chat service for team scoping
- Add comprehensive TypeScript types
- Create testing and setup documentation"

💾 Option 2: Stash Changes First (If you have uncommitted work)

# Stash any uncommitted changes
git stash

# Create and switch to new branch
git checkout -b feature/multi-tenancy

# Apply stashed changes
git stash pop

# Add and commit
git add .
git commit -m "feat: implement multi-tenancy with Appwrite Teams"

📤 Push to GitHub

# Push the new branch to GitHub
git push -u origin feature/multi-tenancy

🔄 Switch Between Branches

# Switch back to main
git checkout main

# Switch to multi-tenancy branch
git checkout feature/multi-tenancy

# See all branches
git branch -a

📋 Branch Naming Conventions

Here are some good branch names for this feature:

• feature/multi-tenancy ✅ (Recommended)
• feature/appwrite-teams
• feature/organization-management
• feat/multi-tenant-architecture

🚀 Next Steps After Creating Branch

1. Test your implementation on the new branch
2. Create a Pull Request when ready to merge
3. Continue development on the feature branch
4. Merge to main when multi-tenancy is stable

💡 Pro Tips

• Keep commits small and focused - one feature per commit
• Write descriptive commit messages - explain what and why
• Test thoroughly before pushing to GitHub
• Use the testing guide I created to verify everything works

🎉 Your multi-tenant architecture is ready! Start by setting up the database collections, then test the basic flow.