In this example a project’s <deploy> task first checks that there are no outstanding commits. Then it checks that the current git branch matches “release/v.”–this may be meeting some team or DevOps requirement. Only then does it deploy the files.

<target name="deploy">
    <git-check-outstanding-commits/>
    <git-check-branch pattern="release/v*.*"/>
    <deploy-files target="\\myfile.share\assets">
        <fileset dir="build>
            <include name="*.xml"/>
        </fileset>
    </deploy-files>
</target>