git flow init -d does not use same defaults as git flow init #72
Description
git flow init shows the preset "v" when creating releases, so I expected git flow init -d to use that too, but with -d the prefix is empty.
For comparison:
mkdir x; cd x
git init
git flow init -d
echo hello > lorem.txt
git add lorem.txt
git commit -a -m 'foo'
git flow release start 1.0
git flow release finish 1.0 -m "first release" --no-fetch
git --no-pager tag results in: 1.0
mkdir x; cd x
git init
git flow init
Branch name for production releases [main]:
Branch name for development [develop]:
Feature branch prefix [feature/]:
Bugfix branch prefix [bugfix/]:
Release branch prefix [release/]:
Hotfix branch prefix [hotfix/]:
Support branch prefix [support/]:
Version tag prefix [v]:
echo hello > lorem.txt
git add lorem.txt
git commit -a -m 'foo'
git flow release start 1.0
git flow release finish 1.0 -m "first release" --no-fetch
git --no-pager tag results in: v1.0