2016
Pluralsight
Kevin Jones
1:04
English

GitFlow is a set of rules that gives users of Git a set of "best practices" to use when using Git. The set rules govern how to setup Git branches, which branches to have, when to create feature branches, when and what to tag, and when to merge and to which branch. The idea being that with a set of rules to follow using any source control system becomes easier. GitFlow doesn't add anything new to established workflows such as the "feature branch workflow." What it does, though, is to give specific roles to different branches and defines how and when they should interact. The workflow uses feature branches as well as individual branches for preparing, maintaining, and recording releases. You also get the benefits of the feature branch workflow such as pull requests and more efficient collaboration.

Introduction
12m 54s
Introduction 3m 57s
What Is GitFlow 3m 22s
Installing GitFlow 2m 6s
Setting up a Repository to use GitFlow 3m 10s
What Comes Next in the Course? 0m 17s
Creating and Using Feature Branches
20m 26s
Introduction 4m 38s
Creating a Feature Branch 7m 27s
Publishing and Tracking a Feature Branch 4m 34s
Finishing a Feature Branch 3m 17s
What's Next in the Course? 0m 28s
Creating a Release Branch
12m 41s
Introduction 2m 47s
Creating a Release Branch 4m 50s
Finishing the Release Branch 4m 22s
What's Next in the Course? 0m 40s
Creating a Hotfix
8m 5s
Introduction 2m 7s
Creating a Hotfix Branch 5m 3s
What's Next in the Course? 0m 54s
Creating a Build
10m 21s
Introduction 0m 24s
Using TeamCity to Build a Master Branch 5m 10s
Setting up TeamCity to Build all Branches 3m 51s
Summary and Thanks 0m 55s

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