Allow dashes and uppercase chars in gitflow branch names#14
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I you would like to make the slugify a bit less agressive. I'm trying to follow a standard that accepts "-" and "A-Z" in the feature name ```bash feature Issue-C123_fix-some-problem ```
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Make the the slugify more flexible is reasonable. |
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I have made some tests locally. So I'm going to marge this.
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So feel free to pull from the |
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I you would like to make the slugify a bit less agressive. I'm trying to follow a standard that accepts "-" and "A-Z" in the feature name