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Git Flow is a strict branching model for managing workflow in Git projects. It was created by Vincent Driessen to provide a robust framework for managing features, releases, and bug fixes. The model uses long-living branches for development (develop), releases (master), features, and hotfixes, along with clear guidelines on how to integrate these branches. It aims to make collaboration easier by clearly defining roles for different branches and standardizing the development process.
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거의 6년 만에 커뮤니티에서 발표를 했습니다 ^^;
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"공유를 위한 준비과정을 통해 더 깊고 넓은 경험을 한다"
발표를 마치고 이 경험에 대한 감사 인사 전합니다.
발표 기회를 제안해 주고 응원해준 장회수 형
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- 1. Git Flow A strict model to manage your workflow
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- 3. Outline ● Git ● Workflows ● Git Flow ● Demo ● Considerations ● Q&A
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- 10. Considerations PROs ● Scrum ● Clean repo history ● Strict workflow ● Release management CONs ● Not useful at project start up ● Coupled feature
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