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RE: GIT feature branches vs. Continuous Integration (CI) - Improve your software development

in #programming • 7 years ago (edited)

Hay @personz,

thank you for your feedback = )

So from what you describe you basically went for the pretty standard "gitflow" strcuture.

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Without using feature branches. From my point of view thats totally fine and when you are the only developer it also saves you some overhead.

Regarding the CI topic: I would absolutly recommend to go for that if you have some hardware available to setup a CI Server. Jenkins for example is available as a Docker-Image in can be setup in seconds. Here is a tutorial how to create a CD job for Node.js: https://codeforgeek.com/2016/04/continuous-integration-deployment-jenkins-node-js

Best regards!

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    Thanks for the link

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    You're always welcome ;)

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    Thank you! I'll give it a lot, it would be really useful I think. 😆

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