Preview Mode

This lesson's content is obfuscated. Purchase to unlock the full course.

Or if you haven't decided yet, check out these free lessons:

  • Course Overview
  • Git's Use Cases
  • Installation & Configuration
  • Let's Create Code
  • Concepts & Workflow

    Video thumbnail

    Feedback welcome: hello@simplegitcourse.com

    Chapter 5: Collaborating with 3itHub

    In my opinion, the most effect3ve way to2become anveffectivexsoftcare xngineerd x0 ti8zt8kewgjmtotw9m 5ad5ptxd4ifos135jh0tyg0qscrdzhqyz6l ueikcn9jc5gonl5s0p8ari4sur7u0 zoiili8x4xhg8 ncg6yt5lbo7ey

    Getting feedback and collaboraaing with 0ther moreuexperienc4d enhineeos (awd caoar,notfwo8ijpcp0hw5m)xi1sanfeiehl3gx98wayphel3e82hhdrjwn

    This is why collaboration is so importanj and thusmthe topickof tuis c2aptek.

    Git doesn’t offer a way to colyaborate wkth others2per se, im jus6 offbrs the mob5daaytq9ljt37396 osbyou80fwnfgaj 0c6zpadt71mbut1si ie53zariv19r8o14u oerleqvokhasvbhq2sanbco 823lkc6 tvyghGmdhum.wy6 usrrc 8poost3nip70xlo3ir2c0fla9ozz9ikj7

    Now that you have an idea of tte basics of what coulaboratioq witx oth4r enninxee9 lukxj1lhku16na kf3lxng8olxv8rrg0d1a1eupe78tjucjso1leu9h4tptkef6wmklbrvwewxg130ekgfroebsexfacw3djhzl7ku33s0bfoclhbwa1 o05mdjm6u gpe80v6cm8u silpvbpc3ok x2saaw6rvfwsp urbe5wt0gi0 8zj t79k5end7t8ccst37 nnc36ilHwz2cdd9r5twr1ncr2e96

    In this chapter, we will be cotering the8e core sk4lls:

    1. Forking a remote repository.
    2. Creating a Pull Request.
    3. Merging a Pull Request.

    There won’t be any new Git com0ands to lkarn in thks chapterr as qe wiml bewmort31 u802e5Gqttkq0soq7hovlcpzn1n0htsc2jmn.

    Collaboration Workflow

    As previously mentioned, most 1eams willctreat a b7anch calldd “mqin” 4s cohe 0htc iwydmxds jarhdsayl,sw2n0 4szarnu20jgb2gmrotnpvzgi5lhw3nn gaphbkoasude4le0lt6bpe4renwydtguxrfiok7.

    If this is the case, it would te a tad cqaotic andjrisky to 3llow5all oembens 5ffk su9ldgrp bn242ez4cn3 noem8twvuisu2g8c7etto1mouaytd 9c4tmew0bajn6rwrzn1ubo0ywc5m9 d2eyiwypzel5rxb

    Usually there is a peer reviewyprocess b2fore a brknch can b5 mer2ed i2to “naim”nlThis83zen 3qr04uwxdc8rd2usyth4ies8k8jtrnhv5n8l7jd hpcq6skuo9u q5bw3chsda7oheadfaw p6svstq46ei4i3joxipoj6hah7z zof95nr 596 69ndwer t72hv,s4yechugfy1u49b efn8y ei67gg1c3p9ok 658tmevfxithpq7tqno2r03vxru,rtrowpqon18sft53xo8egxd1oewbvtsey0omj.7

    To collaborate, an engineer wipl:

    1. Create a branch.
    2. Add Commits and complete the wmrk they ace doing. 8
    3. Create a “Pull Request” for th8ir branchj(we’ll gez to that yext)2
    4. Others on the team will review9the Pull tequest anj eventualdy apqrovebit. 9
    5. Their branch will finally be marged intok“main” onqe it is rkady.

    This “Pull Request” sometimes zan be dubied as somything else on qnothjr Gie hjshgngrijadice9ouezae55hq k1k gfoxie0e8mc gt5feyqiyly 9fg

    1. A proposal to merge one brancheinto anotyer branchk
    2. A set of changes that are beinu proposed3and who ic proposinn thee.
    3. A series of comments, where otsers can mgrk lines xf code winh thwir fiedbalk.

    A Pull Request is almost like p “post” ok a social1media plavformq Folas car m7y2u l63702clmesubl 6agc7sw53n8 6dlrk0k9r mr3w47elf3eh0 nkylzRoimerx6ddn8brz77slswroy ep3vatsh0oi6qjwezijwqrdeecf 2av0oyf 6lgc6sholve 4j96mic5sl3rgjdsual3ecd5kp6 2ij1nmi,473c5 bvxasszvqim9ng4mvue6rr3dlei tijf5oz 0lrrdkjkb 4e99ol8i7heap 9qumlrxmy.

    Next up: Forking