As a user ocassionally I want to figure out which version of git-story I use. Therefore a --version flag, version command or simply the version included in the help/default output would be suitable.

Not sure what the default gemhadar-way of doing this is (I would remove gemhadar and replace it by the bundlegem tasks and use the setup as in bundle gem xyz, with a version.rb file).

I'd find it great if git story create would branch off from master/main and not from the current branch. It seems to be my default usage and I found myself rebasing more often than I should have.

Maybe the old functionality could be kept (git story create --from-current-branch, git story create --from main, git story branch ... ).

if there is no $CWD/.git/hooks directory when calling git-story it will create it (and copy the relevant hooks over into it).

imho, git-story should

• look for $CWD/.git/hooks,
• if not found, ascend the directory tree (towards root), looking for a .git/hooks directory (because you e.g. accidentally called git-story from withinthe app/ directory.
• then fail gracefull if not found.

Creation of the .git/hooks directory should imho only be done if explicitly asked for, e.g. with git-story enable/ git-story initialize (command does not yet exist).

The ticket number should be prefixed, so that it matches the convention as described here: https://github.com/betterplace/all_you_need_to_know/blob/main/conventions/naming_patterns.md#branches

See also https://github.com/betterplace/all_you_need_to_know/issues/39