How to Git Better Using Git Workflows (with some help from Atlasssian)
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1 NERDS 28 May 2015 How to Git Better Using Git Workflows (with some help from Atlasssian)
2 Why should we Git Better? Software Craftsmanship You are as proficient as you are familiar with your tools You are more likely to cut yourself with a dull knife than a sharp one
3 Fair Warning: Fancy Git Talk ahead Requires decent understanding of Git branches Lots of Pictures Available Git up to Speed Brown Bag (before 22 June)
4 NEWSFLASH! Git is not Version Control! You: Umm so what is it then? Git is a set of tools that provides a workflow for your version control. You: Umm and that means what exactly? Use Git to customize your team s way of using version control in your daily development.
5 MIND = BLOWN
6 MIND = BLOWN
7 Popular Workflows for Git This is well treaded territory in industry Documented in Confluence on DEVLAN 1. Centralized 2. Feature Branch 3. Git Flow 4. Forking
8 Popular Workflows for Git This is well treaded territory in industry Documented in Confluence on DEVLAN 1. Centralized 2. Feature Branch 3. Git Flow 4. Forking (see Confluence)
9 Centralized (and why it s bad)
10 Centralized (and why it s bad)
11 Centralized (and why it s bad)
12 Typical Git 3-Way Merge
13 Typical Git 3-Way Merge
14 Centralized (and why it s bad) Everyone for themselves! Errors compounded Knowledge partitioning Clear history Lack of project organization No efforts to improve quality built into workflow
15 Solution: Modify Workflow
16 Solution: Modify Workflow Keep master clean! No direct commits No broken builds No partial features Merges only
17 Solution: Modify Workflow Keep master clean! No direct commits No broken builds No partial features Merges only Code Review of changes by team before merge
18 Solution: Modify Workflow Keep master clean! No direct commits No broken builds No partial features Merges only Code Review of changes by team before merge Clear history
19 Solution: Modify Workflow Keep master clean! No direct commits No broken builds No partial features Merges only Code Review of changes by team before merge Clear history Clear improvements to quality
20 Feature Branching - A Branch Per Feature
21 Feature Branching - A Branch Per Feature
22 Feature Branching - Pull Requests
23 Feature Branching - Pull Requests
24 Feature Branching - Pull Requests
25 Feature Branching - Pull Requests
26 Feature Branching - Pull Requests
27 Feature Branching - Pull Requests
28 Feature Branching Pull Requests give us: A stable master branch protected from chaos Digestible pieces of Code Review Knowledge sharing / Collective code ownership Clear history of changes Clear improvements made But how about long term projects?
29 Git Flow, or How I Became OCD about DVCS
30 Git Flow: Historical Branches master contains stable delivered versions only develop is for stable incorporation of new features
31 Git Flow: Historical Branches master contains stable delivered versions only develop is for stable incorporation of new features
32 Git Flow: Feature Branches New features incorporated (by feature branching!) into develop
33 Git Flow: Feature Branches Branch from develop Pull Request to merge into develop
34 Git Flow: Feature Branches Branch from develop Pull Request to merge into develop
35 Git Flow: Release Branches Release candidates executed in separate release branch No new features only fixes
36 Git Flow: Release Branches Release candidates executed in separate release branch No new features only fixes
37 Git Flow: Release Branches Release candidates executed in separate release branch No new features only fixes
38 Git Flow: Release Branches Release candidates executed in separate release branch No new features only fixes
39 Git Flow: Hotfix Branches Branch for applying hotfixes (perfect for Discrepancy Reports) Merge into master and develop
40 Git Flow: Hotfix Branches Branch for applying hotfixes (perfect for Discrepancy Reports) Merge into master and develop
41 How Atlasssian Helps Track all issues in Jira Create feature branch from each Jira issue
42 How Atlasssian Helps Track all issues in Jira Create feature branch from each Jira issue Merge feature branch in Stash using Pull Requests
43 Questions?
44 Questions? GO FORTH AND ROCK
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