Co-Pilot: using agile methods to land IT projects smoothly by Bay Till & Baumgartner Benno & Hüni Matthias & Jutzeler Eva & Pedroni Michela

Author:Bay, Till & Baumgartner, Benno & Hüni, Matthias & Jutzeler, Eva & Pedroni, Michela [Bay, Till]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: buch & netz
Published: 2014-12-31T16:00:00+00:00

How to use Git

Git is a distributed version control system and at Comerge, we use it for several projects. One of the powers of Git is its flexibility in branching. The downside of this power is the danger of introducing chaos into a repository. The Co-Pilot suggests a lightweight yet flexible branching model to get the most out of Git without having to correct branching and merging mistakes frequently. This Git branching model is highly influenced by the blog post of Vincent Driessen.

For each project, one or more central Git repositories exist. This central repository is hosted on a repository server and is called origin. The continuous integration infrastructure and deployment process always work with this central repository.

Each developer has her own copy (i.e., clone) of the repository locally on her computer. It is up to the developer that she keeps her local repository in sync with origin. That is, she pushes her changes to origin when she has working commits and pulls latest changes from other developers.

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