Is GitHub useful when working alone?
Besides, branching is useful even if you are working solo. For instance, you find a bug while in the process of coding a new feature. If you don’t use branches, you will have to do both: add new features and fix the bug in the same branch. This is not good :P.
Do you use Git for solo projects?
I could concede that git was a great tool for version control and collaboration. I’ll also show you how I use git in my own solo projects, and how to set up a practical and scalable project workflow. You might just find that git can work for you on any sized project, even the ones you develop on your own.
Is there a git workflow for solo projects?
A Git Workflow for Solo Projects April 9, 2015 When I first started researching what tools are used out in industry, I found lots of developers would recommend learning gitto beginners as a valuable industry tool. And so, I took this to heart and dutifully went about learning about git. But the more I learned, the more doubt had begun to creep in.
What should my workflow be like as a sole developer?
As a sole developer, what Git or GitHub features could I take advantage of that would benefit me right now? What should my workflow be like? Also, are there any particular practices that I need to start doing in anticipation of adding others to my projects in the future?
Which is the key branch in the git workflow?
The master and development branch are the key to our workflow. All major changes originate from our development branch and merge into the master, and through the master branch we push to our remote repository. Our origin branch is not visually represented in the diagram above.
Are there plugins that hook into Jira workflows?
Yes. Regarding workflows… there are plugins that hook into Jira. And you can make it so that upon checking in code it is compile-validated in a dedicated test environment. But going down that path takes you down the path of being a Git administrator, not a developer. Highly active question.