Introduction to git
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This introduction to Git provides a quick head start for someone new to using Git, and thinking of migration from Subversion. This provides basic git details and some strategies I believe are helpful for teams onboarding to git
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Introduction to git
- 1. Introduction to git RAM DWIVEDI 2/27/2018
- 2. Agenda Introduction to Git Git vs SVN Pros & Cons of Git JIRA Integration Git Bash Demo Source Tree Demo Git Gotchas
- 3. Introduction to Git History of Version Control Systems • 1972: Source Code Control System (SCCS) • 1982 : Revision Control System (RCS) • 1986 : Concurrent Version Systems (CVS) • 2000 : Apache Subversion (SVN) • 2005 : Bazaar, Mercurial, Git
- 4. Introduction to Git About Git • Created in 2005 by Linus Torvalds, creator of Linux kernel • man describes git as “the stupid content tracker” • Designed to be a distributed system with focus on performance, created for Linux kernel development • Strong support for non-linear development : Very lightweight branches
- 5. Introduction to Git Storage Pattern Other VCS store data as changes to a file
- 6. Introduction to Git Storage Pattern GIT stores data as snapshots of project over time
- 7. SVN vs GIT SVN Git Centralized Version Control Distributed Version Control History on central server Everyone has local copy of entire work’s history Branches are heavy Branches are light-weight Branches are always central Branches can be only local Allows partial tree checkout Checkout is always of entire repo Version control cant be offline Version control can be offline Short and unique version numbers Revisions are 40 character hexadecimal string Most operations connect to centralized server Nearly every operation is local Generally Standardized workflows More workflows can be created Easier to learn Steeper learning curve Supports pre, post commit hooks Support pre, post commit hooks Better UI tools Not that great UI tools Stores as uncompressed copies Stores as compressed objects
- 8. SVN vs GIT LifeCycle of files in GIT
- 9. GIT : Pros and Cons Pros Cons - Branching is easy and cheap - Faster - Local operations (including diff, log, etc) - Must commit whole tree - Steep learning curve
- 10. GIT Best Practices - Use SSH to connect to GIT over HTTP - Use GIT BASH CLI over source tree, as that can be confusing - Use a “Sandbox” repo for trying new commands - Be cautious about commands being run. History can be modified and files permanently deleted - Always always always, pull before push - Create feature branch per story - Use pull requests for code review - Merge and delete feature branches on completion of stories - Configure webhooks to trigger Jenkins / CI - Disable force push in GitHub/ BitBucket
- 11. Git Branching Strategy Multiple branching strategies are supported in Git. - Centralized Workflow - Feature Branch Workflow (My recommendation for most Agile teams) - Gitflow Workflow - Forking Gitflow
- 12. GIT Live Demo
- 13. References • https://www.atlassian.com/git • https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 • https://dzone.com/refcardz/git-patterns-and-anti-patterns?chapter=1 • https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows • http://endoflineblog.com/gitflow-considered-harmful
- 14. Thank You! And Good luck gitting!