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I have Multiple SKU of my application (eg Standard, Enterprise, Corporate), what is best or suggested git workflow?

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I have Multiple SKU of my application (eg Standard, Enterprise, Corporate), what is best or suggested git workflow for it? or I should manage it in separate folders as separate project with individual git standard flow ?

posted Aug 21, 2015 by anonymous

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