Implementing a Git workflow
Implementing a Git workflow involves defining a set of guidelines and processes that dictate how developers will use Git to manage the code base. Here are general steps for implementing a Git workflow:
- Choose a Git workflow: Choose the Git workflow that best suits the needs of your team and project. The most common Git workflow is Gitflow, but there are other workflows as well, such as a centralized workflow, a feature branch workflow, and a forking workflow.
- Set up the repository: Create a Git repository to store the code base for your IAC project and set up the necessary branches, such as the master and develop branches.
- Define a process for creating and merging feature branches: Define a process for creating and merging feature branches, such as naming conventions, coding standards, code review, and testing. Typically, developers will create a new branch off the develop branch for each feature they work on, make changes to the code, and...
