Just trying to plan on how to adopt the model of Git based development for all of different Justetc projects.<\/p>\n
Still, testing, though found this resource to be useful : http:\/\/nvie.com\/posts\/a-successful-git-branching-model\/<\/p>\n
Rather than creating a central repository with all projects, so far, planning to create separate repository for each project (did not put any thought on it yet, good or bad). As for test, I am using Bitbucket. It can end up being something not in the internet.<\/p>\n
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So how did I do it<\/p>\n
Sure, created a folder in my workstation\/pc<\/p>\n
used ‘git init’ command on it<\/p>\n
then created a repo in Bitbucket using create repo<\/p>\n
At PC used a command similar to :<\/p>\n
Added a readme.txt file and pushed that to Bitbucket<\/p>\n From: http:\/\/sitestree.com\/?p=1111 \t\tShop Online: https:\/\/www.ShopForSoul.com\/ Just trying to plan on how to adopt the model of Git based development for all of different Justetc projects. Still, testing, though found this resource to be useful : http:\/\/nvie.com\/posts\/a-successful-git-branching-model\/ Rather than creating a central repository with all projects, so far, planning to create separate repository for each project (did not put any thought … <\/p>\ngit remote add origin https:\/\/sayedjustetc@bitbucket.org\/sayedjustetc\/test.git<\/span><\/code><\/p>\ngit add readme.txt\r\n<\/span>git commit -m 'Initial commit'\r\n<\/span>git push -u origin master\r\n\r\nThis will create the master branch (in Bitbucket as well).\r\nThen in Bitbucket from my account created another branch called develop (from master)\r\nThen at pc executed: \r\ngit fetch && git checkout develop\r\n\r\n\r\nFollowed the instructions from http:\/\/nvie.com\/posts\/a-successful-git-branching-model\/\r\nand then created a feature branch under develop. In this feature branch, added all initial code.\r\ncommitted all these files. Went to the develop branch (checkout). Then merged the feature branch \r\nto the develop branch. And then deleted the feature branch. Then \r\npushed to Bitbucket (develop) branch. So, develop branch will be ahead of master branch. I did not \r\nbut if I wanted to carry these changes to master, I could just push to master.\r\n\r\n<\/span><\/code>git checkout -b initial-file-addition develop\r\ngit add * (before this, copied all files to be added to the repo)\r\ngit commit -m \"added all files\"\r\n<\/code>git checkout develop <\/code>git merge --no-ff <\/code>initial-file-addition\r\ngit branch -d <\/code>initial-file-addition\r\n<\/code>git push origin develop\r\n--\r\n\r\nYou can do similar experiments with release and hotfix branch concepts as mentioned in the referred \r\narticle.\r\n<\/code><\/pre>\n
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