git branch and cheat sheet

git-branch-notes.txt

cd <basedir>
git clone ssh://git@<your git repo>:7999/fleet/fleet.git
cd <basedir>/fleet
git checkout -b xbtask01
... make changes ...
cd <basedir>/fleet
git status
git commit -am "fixing issue, task01"
git push origin xbtask01


... from web: create pull request, approve, merge ...

cd <basedir>/fleet
git checkout master
git branch # look for the branch
git branch -D xbtask01
git push origin :xbtask01 # deletes the branch in repository
git branch # the branch is now deleted locally
cd <basedir>/fleet


# git best practices
# Best practices
#   1.  Don't commit anything to master directly
#   2.  Check configuration access for repository - read without account? read/write ? - config. steps
#   3.  Create a project branch - steps?
#   4.  Create a branch for every task - using JIRA identifier
#   5.  Commit your changes to your personal branch
#   6.  Do a pull request to the master branch. Pull request will generate a review request - configuration steps
#   7.  Make sure minimum approvers  for committing to master branch is configured in repository - configuration steps
#   8.  Optionally you can also set mandatory reviewers for a pull request approval - configuration steps