One of the most common version control systems available
Can also version control images, documents, etc.
GIT-LAB
Gitlab is:
A DevOps Platform delivered as a single application
Provides access to Git Repositories c. Provides source code management
Developers can to:
Collaborate
Work from a local copy
Branch and merge code
Streamline testing and delivery with CI/CD
Branches
Branches stores all files in GitLab
The master branch stores the deployable code
Create a new branch for planned changes
Merging Branches
Both start with the common code base
When new features are developed both codes are merged with the tip to a newly merged commit
Commit
Git commits are one of the key parts of a Git repository, the commit message is a lifelog for the repository.
As the project/repository evolves over time (new features getting added, bugs being fixed), commit messages are the place where one can see what was changed and how.
Pull Request
A pull request makes the proposed changes available for others to review and use.
A pull can follow any commits, even if the code is unfinished
GitLab automatically indicates to pull the request.
Log files record the approval of the merge
Pull Request
The Master branch should be the only deployed code.
Developers can change source files in a branch but the changes are not released until
