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Getting intimate with Git
- 1. Getting intimate with the stupid content tracker
- 2. Agenda • What is a Version Control System? • So why is git called the “stupid content tracker”? • More detailed look at everyday tasks with git • Word on workflows
- 3. VCS No more: - “who overwrote my changes” - “which version of the file are you working on? Noooo that’s out of date”
- 4. Enter git putting “distributed” into DVCS, kinda • most popular VCS • at heart of the biggest open source community • legendary creator, very competent community and yet…
- 5. Bit of history • Linus Torvalds starts Linux kernel dev in 1991 • “how card can it be to port Unix” • Becomes biggest open source project in history, still going strong after 25 years • No VCS solution available for such a big project • git dev starts in 2005, by a guy heavily into micro- optimisation and not at all into UX
- 6. What does it mean? • Beautiful example of real world optimisation • Putting developers needs first • Best DVCS is ironically offline • Really fast, scales up to the biggest projects • “The UI is horrible” doesn’t even begin to describe the awfulness
- 7. Gitology
- 9. Getting dirty • Commits • Branches • Merging work • Rebase • Restoring “lost” content
- 10. Commits • Index sucks, don’t use it • Commits are immutable and include commiter info and timestamp • Same snapshot can have two different commits • git can’t decide whether commits should be quick or really detailed • provides facilities for both
- 11. Branches • Just a pointer • Different from a workflow “branch” • The tracking branches
- 12. Merging work • Default behaviour • Fast-forward • no-commit and no-ff
- 13. Rebase • Why you should not bother
- 14. Recovering “lost” work • reflog • git gc
- 15. What’s your workflow? • Good tool is just part of the story • Quite easy to fall into a waterfall-like model despite “best practices” • http://whilefalse.blogspot.de/2013/02/branching- is-easy-so.html • git allows workflows that work just for you to work in collaboration with others
- 16. Links • Best git tutorial • https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/ • Gitology explained • http://jordi.inversethought.com/blog/on-gitology/ • git, the good parts • http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2015/2/17/ui-and-hidden-consistency/ • Torvalds on git and others • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MShbP3OpASA • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8