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Implementing a GitFlow Workflow
Many organizations have complex release cycles, and GitFlow is a popular choice for managing them. In this lab, you will implement GitFlow to support a stable release process and maintain a manageable Git repository.
Lab Info
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Challenge
Verify the lab environment
First, you will verify that the Git repository is checked out and necessary plugins are installed.
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Configure the repository for GitFlow
You will configure the repository with two primary branches, main and develop. Next, you will use
git-flow-nextto configure the repository, designating those two branches within GitFlow. -
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Create a feature
The most common phase of GitFlow is creating new features. You will create a new feature, make a small change, and then finish the feature. To validate your work, you'll use
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Manage a release
Proper release management is one of GitFlow's biggest strengths. You'll start a release and address a production bug with a hotfix before finishing the release.
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