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Cl´ment Delafargue
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Ecole Centrale de Nantes – EklaWeb

March 4, 2010

Your workﬂows

The MELOG TA - How did you manage to share your work ?
Mail ?
USB stick ?

Your workﬂows

How would have you done
with a single ﬁle edited by everybody at the same time ?
if you’d wanted to discard some changes ?

What a SCM system is

A history of your ﬁles
A way to share ﬁles within a team

What a SCM system is NOT

A replacement to communication

Source Code Management Tools

Basic notions

Centralized / Decentralized

How can SCM help you ?

Basic notions

Repository
Contains the history
Not directly usable

Basic notions

Working copy
Files you can work on
An image of the repository at a certain time

Basic notions

Commit
The act of sending your local modiﬁcations to a repository
Sould be atomic

Basic notions

Branch
A Parallel version

Basic notions

Conﬂict resolution
When magic is not enough

Centralized SCM

Centralized SCM is Centralized
Only ONE (remote) repository

Decentralized SCM

Everybody has his own repo
Every one has his own branch
Eventual consistency
Network of trust

When centralized is not enough

Who wants to break the trunk ?
Committing without sharing... yet

When centralized is not enough

Local repository is local
Do almost anything... even if you’re oﬄine

When centralized is not enough

Branching and merging is cheap
If a task is to last for one day or more...
make it a branch

How can SCM help you ?

Your workﬂows... evolved

Copyright notice – CC-By-SA 2.0
You are free
to Share: to copy, distribute and transmit the work
to Remix: to adapt the work

Under the following conditions
Attribution: You must attribute the work in the manner
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suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
Share Alike: If you alter, transform, or build upon this work,
you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or
similar license to this one.

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Source Code Management tools

1. Source Code Management Tools Cl´ment Delafargue e ´ Ecole Centrale de Nantes – EklaWeb March 4, 2010

2. Your workﬂows The MELOG TA - How did you manage to share your work ? Mail ? USB stick ?

3. Your workﬂows How would have you done with a single ﬁle edited by everybody at the same time ? if you’d wanted to discard some changes ?

4. What a SCM system is A history of your ﬁles A way to share ﬁles within a team

5. What a SCM system is NOT A replacement to communication

6. Source Code Management Tools Basic notions Centralized / Decentralized How can SCM help you ?

7. Basic notions Repository Contains the history Not directly usable

8. Basic notions Working copy Files you can work on An image of the repository at a certain time

9. Basic notions Commit The act of sending your local modiﬁcations to a repository Sould be atomic

10. Basic notions Branch A Parallel version

11. Basic notions Trunk The main branch

12. Basic notions Conﬂict resolution When magic is not enough

13. Source Code Management Tools Basic notions Centralized / Decentralized How can SCM help you ?

14. Centralized SCM Centralized SCM is Centralized Only ONE (remote) repository

15. Introducing Subversion

16. Decentralized SCM Everybody has his own repo Every one has his own branch Eventual consistency Network of trust

17. When centralized is not enough Who wants to break the trunk ? Committing without sharing... yet

18. When centralized is not enough Local repository is local Do almost anything... even if you’re oﬄine

19. When centralized is not enough Branching and merging is cheap If a task is to last for one day or more... make it a branch

20. Introducing Git

21. Source Code Management Tools Basic notions Centralized / Decentralized How can SCM help you ?

22. How can SCM help you ? Your workﬂows... evolved

23. Copyright notice – CC-By-SA 2.0 You are free to Share: to copy, distribute and transmit the work to Remix: to adapt the work Under the following conditions Attribution: You must attribute the work in the manner speciﬁed by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work). Share Alike: If you alter, transform, or build upon this work, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one.

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