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Git in Practice
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Git in Practice

by Mike McQuaid
September 2014
Intermediate to advanced
272 pages
8h 27m
English
Manning Publications
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Part 4. Git best practices

Part 4 (chapters 1214) discusses different workflows and best practices for using Git as part of a team of software developers. You’ll be able to compare and contrast differing approaches and decide which is best for your team.

This part will cover the following topics:

  • How to write a good commit message and avoid whitespace problems
  • How to build a commit using only certain changes in a file
  • How CMake and Homebrew open source projects use differing merge/rebase strategies to manage contributions
  • How to decide what merge/rebase strategy to use for your project
  • How to decide what branching workflow to use for your project
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