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it allows us to eliminate errors in the tasks being implemented, before merging the code with the main branch. We use git-flow at Droptica and find it to be very useful. A detailed description of the branch creation model used by Git-flow can be found at In order to streamline this, Git-flow – an extension for GIT, adding new commands – was created. Such branch operations require several repeated commands.

after passing the tests and the code review, the branch is merged with the main branch.

we're starting to work on a new programming task.

With these branches, it is possible to work on the task next to the main, already tested code. However, not all of these can work on Linux, Windows, as well as MacOS. There are many other programs of this type, just search using Google for GIT GUI. Some people at Droptica use this program.

Smartgit (Linux, Windows, MacOS), a paid program, but has a lot of options and a clear interface.

Some examples of such programs can be found below: It can be difficult for beginners, so we recommend using a graphical overlay for GIT first. in order to use it, you must enter commands in a terminal. Many users find GIT to be a very good versioning system, and we fully agree with this opinion. It is also convenient to merge branches in the repository. GIT works very well when merging the changes made in the same file. by SSH), the second programmer completes the task and pushes the changes to the remote main server.

However, there's no reason for one programmer not to push their changes into the repository located on the computer of a second programmer (access needed, e.g. Usually, one remote repository is established as the main place for pushing the changes. When using GIT, we commit to the repository that we have locally on the computer, and then synchronise our changes (commits) with another repository. on programmers' computers, test servers, etc.). the repository is not kept on one server, but in many places (e.g. This is due to the fact that GIT is a distributed system, i.e. This additional step was not present in SVN. The first 'weird' thing was that in order to send changes to the server, the 'commit' command was not enough, an additional 'push' command was needed.

In 2012, we started our first trials using GIT to work on projects. Managing and merging branches was also inconvenient.

With SVN, difficult to resolve conflicts arose sometimes (for example, when two persons worked on the same files). This forces you to commit only to the remote server, you can't only commit locally infinite changes. The main difference between SVN and GIT (at which we'll take a closer look in a moment) is that in SVN the repository is kept on one remote server to which everyone introduces changes. SVN, like other versioning systems, allows you to keep a history of file changes. One of these projects was the intranet system for the Telefonia Dialog S.A. Initial projects implemented with Drupal (still as OPENBIT) used the Subversion system (also known as SVN, project website) for file versioning. Today we'll cover file versioning and application testing. It is obviously necessary to look for and take advantage of tools which can be used when delivering Drupal development services. It's time for another dose of information about our work at the Droptica company.