Merge to Master
summary
Practical guide to a concrete Git merge policy using tools like git, GitHub/GitLab, CI pipelines and automation bots; includes commands, hooks and a demo script or pipeline artifact. Presents measured outcomes (conflict rates, CI duration) and reports whether the policy and hooks were deployed in production with numeric results.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:12Thanks to partners
- 3:18Organizer's speech
- 4:25Thanks to speakers
- 6:03Thanks to attendees
- 7:07Thanks to supporters
- 8:11Hotel contest winner
- 10:32Bingo and gifts
- 11:36Feedback importance
- 12:40Meetups and afterparty
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