CASE STUDY

VERSION CONTROL SYSTEM

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Key Highlights

Version control

Git's primary purpose is to manage and track changes to files and code over time. It allows multiple contributors to work on the same project simultaneously, ensuring that changes are recorded, organized, and can be reverted

Collaboration

Enables multiple individuals to work on a project concurrently while keeping their changes isolated until they are ready to be integrated into the main codebase. Collaboration extends to open-source projects where developers worldwide can contribute.

Code History

Git captures the entire history of a project, including who made each change, when it was made, and why.

Branching & Parallel Development

Git enables developers to create branches, which are separate lines of development. This allows for the parallel development of new features, bug fixes, experiments without affecting the stability of the main codebase.

Challenge

without Git in DevOps, it introduces challenges related to version control, collaboration, automation, and overall workflow efficiency. Git's popularity and robust features make it a valuable tool in the DevOps ecosystem. Git platforms often include tools for code review, allowing team members to review, comment on, and approve changes before they are merged. This enhances code quality and ensures adherence to coding standards.

NuSolution

    Nuware has configured the git that reduces the risk of data loss and code conflicts, with frequent commits and backups, even if mistake is made it can be reverted or fixed using Gits history.
    We facilitates the git code to review the workflows. Developers can submit changes as pull or merge request for review before they are incorporated into main codebase.
    We integrated the Git seamlessly with CI/CD pipeline so automated deployment on every trigger of code commit. We Initialize a Git repository in our project folder using git init.
    Add files to the staging area using git add.
    Commit your changes to the repository with git commit.
    Create branches for new features or bug fixes using git branch.
    Switch between branches with git checkout.
    Merge branches using git merge.
    Push your changes to a remote repository.

Results

Git's impact is far-reaching, transforming the way software is developed, fostering collaboration, and promoting best practices in version control. It has become an indispensable tool in the modern software development landscape and continues to influence various industries and workflows