DevOps Days MTL 2019 - Christian Couder
summary
Git's lightweight branching, interactive rebase, and git bisect enable many small commits and polished feature branches. The Linux kernel workflow—two-week cycles with 10k–15k commits per cycle and a test-per-feature culture (enforced by Git's test harness)—demonstrates that this approach scales, cutting bug-resolution time from about four business days to eight hours and reducing release bugs by roughly 40%.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Git introduction
- 3:07Branch management evolution
- 7:47Code review and testing
- 12:54Debug with Git bisect
- 17:38Git summary
- 18:41Q&A
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