Trunk-Based Development in the Enterprise
summary
Trunk-Based Development (TBD) in Git is presented as a branching model that keeps a single, readable commit history. The talk shows concrete examples of adding and changing features in enterprise scenarios, and describes tools X5 Tech used or abandoned to handle legacy code, code freezes, merge hell, and infrequent releases.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:18About the team
- 5:23Legacy problems in Enterprise
- 11:30Trunk-Based Development
- 14:42Microtasks decomposition
- 25:53Feature flags tools
- 28:21Rebases and squashes tools
- 30:07Release builds and branches
- 33:26Release testing and delivery
- 36:18TBD results
- 39:29Tips and recommendations
- 42:20Experiments and resources
- 43:23Q&A
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