git-workflow
Helps developers follow consistent rules for organizing code changes, writing clear commit messages, and reviewing pull requests as a team.
Installation
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What this skill does
What it does:
- Helps teams organize how they save and share code changes using Git, a tool that tracks all changes to files
- Explains three different ways to organize code branches, which are like separate copies of your project where people work on different features
- Shows how to write clear messages when saving code changes so everyone knows what was done
- Describes how to review code changes before they go into the main project
When to use it:
- Starting a new project and deciding how your team will work together
- Teaching new team members the rules for saving and sharing code
- Figuring out the best way to organize different features being worked on at the same time
- Fixing problems when different people's code changes conflict with each other
- Getting ready to release a new version of your software
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