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This document provides an overview of Git and transitioning to Git. It discusses pros and cons of Git including that it works offline, is flexible, reliable, and fast. It provides high-level advice such as getting experts on the team, using a proven workflow, peer review, and mentoring. Technical advice includes using short-lived branches, branching per feature/task, focused commits, and unit tests. Benefits of Git discussed are that it is efficient with text, works around policies, and makes developers stronger. The document also compares Git to SVN.
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- 1. GIT. TRANSITION. Pavel Grushetzky pavel_grushetzky pagrus_ pagrus pagrus7
- 2. Case study Pros/cons Inside High-level advice Trends Git overview Commands Outside Tools
- 3. CASE STUDY - Early 2009 SOA, ESB, SOAP over JMS, - Big customer/project WSDL 2.0, Agile 2.0, git, OSGi, virtualization… - Challenging requirements
- 4. • Multiple repos • Topic branch model • Interactive rebase • Linear history • Perfect commits • Gatekeeper • Poor GUI tooling (2009) • First-timers *simplified
- 7. Consistent workflow push Would you review? fetch checkout formatting, javadocs rebase –i fixup push How about now? pull
- 8. Consistent workflow push Would you review? fetch checkout formatting, javadocs rebase –i fixup push How about now? pull Conflict
- 9. Continuous integration Distribution and branching are the opposite of integration
- 10. Continuous integration • Build active branches • “Promiscuous integration” • Pull when mainline changes • etc
- 11. Binary content 1 line change => 12kb commit
- 12. Binary content 1 line change => 12kb commit
- 14. • Get experts on the team! • Proven workflow • Peer review • Mentoring • Gatekeeping
- 15. • Short-lived branches • Branch on feature/task • Focused commits • Unit Tests
- 17. Git Benefits • Works offline • Flexible • Reliable & Resilient • Fast, I mean FAST
- 18. “I merge 22k files several times a day, and I get unhappy if merge takes >5 seconds. And all of those 5 seconds are just the downloading of the deltas. The merge itself takes less than half a second.”
- 19. “…it is so fast, you can’t even measure it. That’s creating a branch.”
- 20. “…if you use windows, you can probably measure it” “…it is so fast, you can’t even measure it. That’s creating a branch.”
- 21. Git Benefits • Efficient with text • Handy for local experiments • Works around stupid policies • Makes you stronger =)
- 22. Should I pick GIT or SVN?
- 23. Should I pick GIT or SVN?
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- 25. SHOULD I LEARN GIT?
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