You Already Git Started. Now What?
summary
Compares four concrete Git workflows and when to use each: centralized (single privileged repo, simple but loses branch benefits), feature-branch workflow (one branch per feature with pull requests, good isolation but can complicate CI), git-flow (master/develop/release/hotfix branches, formal releases and hotfix merges, robust but heavyweight), and fork-and-pull (each contributor uses their own repo, scalable for large open-source projects). Mentions tools such as GitHub and git-flow automation and recommends changing workflows when the current model no longer fits team needs.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Git workflows
- 1:59Centralized workflow
- 6:04Feature branch workflow
- 11:59Git flow workflow
- 16:57Forking workflow
- 20:51Choosing workflow
