Initialise does not create a develop branch

[arame3333]

I am working through the Pluralsight course and I notice that when I run the initialise it does not create a develop branch.
I also find that if I create one locally in Visual Studio 2015, I cannot publish it - which I admit is probably nothing to do with GitFlow.

[arame3333]

I found I had to go to the .get/config file, remove the glitflow branches, and then uninstall and reinstall gitflow and then it worked. Plus I was able to publish as well.

[jakobehn]

Hi! If your repo only has a master branch from the beginning, gitflow init will create an additional develop branch. If however you have a other existing branches (than master), it won't create it automatically. You can always create a develop branch manually, it will be picked up by git flow

[Satish-duvvuri]

I too observe that initialize does not create the develop branch. I am using Gitflow against Visual Studio 2015 on a 64 bit machine. I suspect the GetbinPath method in GitHelper has a bug. The binpath should be appended with 'usr\bin' and not 'usr/bin'.

[wvdvegt]

Same here using VS 2017CE.