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Foreword Foreword Preface IntroductionPart I. Defining Your Workflow 1. Working in TeamsThe People on Your TeamThinking StrategiesMeeting as a TeamKickoffTracking ProgressCultivating EmpathyWrap-Up and RetrospectivesTeamwork in Terms of GitSummary 2. Command and ControlProject GovernanceCopyright and Contributor AgreementsDistribution LicensesLeadership ModelsCode of ConductAccess ModelsDispersed Contributor ModelCollocated Contributor Repositories ModelShared Maintenance ModelCustom Access ModelsSummary 3. Branching StrategiesUnderstanding BranchesChoosing a ConventionConventionsMainline Branch DevelopmentBranch-Per-Feature DeploymentState BranchingScheduled DeploymentUpdating BranchesSummary 4. Workflows That WorkEvolving WorkflowsDocumenting Your ProcessDocumenting Encoded DecisionsTicket ProgressionA Basic WorkflowTrusted Developers with Peer ReviewUntrusted Developers with QA GatekeepersReleasing Software According to SchedulePublishing a Stable ReleaseOngoing DevelopmentPost-Launch HotfixCollaborating on Nonsoftware ProjectsSummaryPart II. Applying the Commands to Your Workflow 5. Teams of OneIssue-Based Version ControlCreating Local RepositoriesCloning an Existing ProjectConverting an Existing Project to GitInitializing an Empty ProjectReviewing HistoryWorking with BranchesListing BranchesUpdating the List of Remote BranchesUsing a Different BranchCreating New BranchesAdding Changes to a RepositoryAdding Partial File Changes to a RepositoryCommitting Partial ChangesRemoving a File from the StageWriting Extended Commit MessagesIgnoring FilesWorking with TagsConnecting to Remote RepositoriesCreating a New ProiectAdding a Second Remote ConnectionPushing Your ChangesBranch MaintenanceCommand ReferenceSummary 6. Rollbacks, Reverts, Resets, and RebasingBest PracticesDescribing Your ProblemUsing Branches for Experimental WorkRebasing Step by StepBegin RebasingMid-Rebase Conflict from a Deleted FileMid-Rebase Conflict from a Single File Merge ConflictAn Overview of Locating Lost WorkRestoring FilesWorking with CommitsAmending CommitsCombining Commits with ResetAltering Commits with Interactive RebasingUnmerging a BranchUndoing Shared HistoryReverting a Previous CommitUnmerging a Shared BranchReally Removing HistoryCommand ReferenceSummary 7. Teams of More than OneSetting Up the ProjectCreating a New ProjectEstablishing PermissionsUploading the Project RepositoryDocument the Project in a READMESetting Up the DevelopersConsumersContributorsMaintainersParticipating in DevelopmentConstructing the Perfect CommitKeeping Branches Up to DateReviewing WorkMerging Completed WorkResolving Merge and Rebase ConflictsPublishing WorkSample WorkflowsSprint-Based WorkflowTrusted Developers with No Peer ReviewUntrusted Developers with Independent Quality AssuranceSummary 8. Ready for ReviewTypes of ReviewsTypes of ReviewersSoftware for Code ReviewsReviewing the IssueApplying the Proposed ChangesShared Repository SetupForked Repository SetupChecking Out the Proposed BranchReviewing the Proposed ChangesPreparing Your FeedbackSubmitting Your EvaluationCompleting the ReviewSummary 9. Finding and Fixing BugsUsing stash to Work on an Emergency Bug FixComparative Studies of Historical RecordsInvestigating File Ancestry with blameHistorical Reenactment with bisectSummaryPart III. Git Hosting 10. Open Source Projects on GitHubGetting Started on GitHubCreating an AccountCreating an OrganizationPersonal RepositoriesUsing Public Projects on GitHubDownloading Repository SnapshotsWorking LocallyContributing to ProjectsTracking Changes with IssuesForking a ProjectInitiating a Pull RequestRunning Your Own ProjectCreating a Project RepositoryGranting Co-MaintainershipReviewing and Accepting Pull RequestsPull Requests with Merge ConflictsSummary 11. Private Team Work on BitbucketProject Governance for Nonpublic ProjectsGetting StartedCreating an AccountCreating a Private Project from the Welcome ScreenCreating a Private Project from the DashboardConfiguring Your New RepositoryExploring Your ProjectEditing Files in Your RepositoryProject SetupProject Documentation in Wiki PagesTracking Your Changes with IssuesAccess ControlShared AccessPer-Developer ForksLimiting Access with Protected BranchesPull RequestsSubmitting a Pull RequestAccepting a Pull RequestExtending Bitbucket with Atlassian ConnectSummary 12. Self-Hosted Collaboration with GitLabGetting StartedInstalling GitLabConfiguring the Administrative AccountAdministrative DashboardProjectsCreating a ProjectUser AccountsCreating User AccountsAdding People to ProjectsGroupsAdding People to GroupsAdding Projects to GroupsAccess ControlProject VisibilityLimiting Activities with Project RolesLimiting Access with Protected BranchesMilestonesSummary A. Butter Tarts B. Installing the Latest Version of Git C. Configuring Git D. SSH Keys Index