Source Code Management tools
- 1. Source Code Management Tools Cl´ment Delafargue e ´ Ecole Centrale de Nantes – EklaWeb March 4, 2010
- 2. Your workflows The MELOG TA - How did you manage to share your work ? Mail ? USB stick ?
- 3. Your workflows How would have you done with a single file edited by everybody at the same time ? if you’d wanted to discard some changes ?
- 4. What a SCM system is A history of your files A way to share files within a team
- 5. What a SCM system is NOT A replacement to communication
- 6. Source Code Management Tools Basic notions Centralized / Decentralized How can SCM help you ?
- 7. Basic notions Repository Contains the history Not directly usable
- 8. Basic notions Working copy Files you can work on An image of the repository at a certain time
- 9. Basic notions Commit The act of sending your local modifications to a repository Sould be atomic
- 10. Basic notions Branch A Parallel version
- 11. Basic notions Trunk The main branch
- 12. Basic notions Conflict resolution When magic is not enough
- 13. Source Code Management Tools Basic notions Centralized / Decentralized How can SCM help you ?
- 14. Centralized SCM Centralized SCM is Centralized Only ONE (remote) repository
- 16. Decentralized SCM Everybody has his own repo Every one has his own branch Eventual consistency Network of trust
- 17. When centralized is not enough Who wants to break the trunk ? Committing without sharing... yet
- 18. When centralized is not enough Local repository is local Do almost anything... even if you’re offline
- 19. When centralized is not enough Branching and merging is cheap If a task is to last for one day or more... make it a branch
- 20. Introducing Git
- 21. Source Code Management Tools Basic notions Centralized / Decentralized How can SCM help you ?
- 22. How can SCM help you ? Your workflows... evolved
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