Git @ CSI

Presentazione su GIT

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2. Prima domanda, perché cambiare?
3. Alternative? Guadagno? • Velocità • Commit atomici • Altro?
4. Alternative? Modello non lineare di sviluppo
6. Git! Git è un software di controllo di versione distribuito, creato da Linus Torvalds nel 2005. «Perché a causa del mio odio di CVS ritengo Subversion il progetto meno sensato che sia mai cominciato. Per un po' lo slogan di Subversion era ‘CVS fatto bene’, o qualcosa di simile, e se incominci con quel tipo di slogan, non puoi andare da nessuna parte. Non c'è modo di fare CVS bene.»
7. Interesse in git
8. OpenHub
9. Ditte e progetti che usano git
10. Standard De Facto 10
11. GitHub Fondato nel 2008 Al primo anno 20’000 repository 10 milioni di repository nel 2013 GitHub has become such a staple among the open-source development community that many developers have begun considering it a replacement for a conventional resume and some employers require applicants to provide a link to and have an active contributing GitHub account in order to qualify for a job. 

13. EGit
16. Introduzione
17. git init
19. git add
21. git commit
22. git commit
23. git branch
24. git checkout
25. git clone …git è lento.
26. git clone
27. git push
28. git pull
29. Git Workflow
30. The 6 most important open source workflow practices for enterprises • Visibility: all software projects are by default visible to all employees • Forking: everyone who can see the code, can create a copy (fork) where they can make changes freely; these forks are visible for everyone. • Pull/merge requests: even people outside the project are able to suggest changes and you can have a conversation about the code with line comments. • Testing: software includes unit- and integration-tests so that changes can be made with less fear of causing problems. • Continuous Integration: every proposed change is automatically tested and the result is shown with the change. • Documentation: all software projects include a readme that describes what the software does, why that is important, how run it and how to develop it.
32. https://www.atlassian.com/git
41. JIRA + Stash https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/STASH/JIRA+integration
42. Ok…ma FishEye? 42 https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/52665/what-is-the-detailed-difference-between-fisheye-git-repository-hosting-and-stash
43. CI – Continuous Integration
44. Review, code lint, …
45. CD – Continuous Delivery