Where do we commit WP plugin updates when using git flow?

Question

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We add functions by creating branches of features, with releases it is also clear. But here plugins and themes are under version control. Along with their plugins (self-written), third-party plugins are also updated. It’s the same with the theme, when finalizing the WP daughter, it’s also not possible to describe the commit, but what if the theme itself has been updated? Should I create a separate branch each time I update? Share cases, who understood how.

Answer 1

Moved it to a separate branch, updated it, checked it out.
Branches call as you like :)
I called maintance

Answer 2

Well, if you have everything right under the git, then into the branches. I have one old project in this format, I use the "update-core", "update-plugins", "update-themes" branches. But in general it is not a very reasonable practice to keep the entire site in the gith. For core, third party themes and plugins, use Composer or WP-CLI. And keep only your custom code in the git.