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  1. Wolfgang Wagner @[email protected] ·

    Neuer Artikel im Blog:

    Git für TYPO3: Endlich entspannt an Projekten arbeiten

    wwagner.net/blog/a/git-fuer-ty

    #GitWorkflows #TYPO3 #VersionControl

    #gitworkflows #typo3 #versioncontrol
  2. Wolfgang Wagner @wowa_TYPO3 ·

    Neuer Artikel im Blog:

    Git für TYPO3: Endlich entspannt an Projekten arbeiten

    wwagner.net/blog/a/git-fuer-ty

    #gitworkflows #typo3 #versioncontrol
  3. Miguel Afonso Caetano @[email protected] ·

    #TechnicalWriting #DocsAsCode #Markdown #Git #SoftwareDocumentation #GitWorkflows #SoftwareDevelopment: "When you use a docs as code workflow, you need to codify your docs processes and instantiate them in your Git workflow. So you not only need to define the following:

    - When to publish doc updates
    - How to release doc updates
    - How to coordinate a docs release with a product release

    You also need to define Git best practices for your team about how to manage those, such as:

    - Whether to use release branches, or merge pull requests frequently but publishing infrequently.
    - Whether to use Git rebase or Git merge to maintain Git history in a given branch.
    - Whether and how to use feature branches and pull requests.
    - Whether to squash merge pull requests to main.

    Even if you manage to define best practices that your team is committed to following, there isn’t a way to force your documentation contributors to adhere to all of these best practices. Due to the lack of enforcement of these best practices, you can easily end up in a situation where writers follow slightly different practices based on what their tools make easy to do."

    thisisimportant.net/posts/docs

    #technicalwriting #docsascode #markdown #git #softwaredocumentation #gitworkflows
  4. Miguel Afonso Caetano @[email protected] ·

    #TechnicalWriting #DocsAsCode #Markdown #Git #SoftwareDocumentation #GitWorkflows #SoftwareDevelopment: "When you use a docs as code workflow, you need to codify your docs processes and instantiate them in your Git workflow. So you not only need to define the following:

    - When to publish doc updates
    - How to release doc updates
    - How to coordinate a docs release with a product release

    You also need to define Git best practices for your team about how to manage those, such as:

    - Whether to use release branches, or merge pull requests frequently but publishing infrequently.
    - Whether to use Git rebase or Git merge to maintain Git history in a given branch.
    - Whether and how to use feature branches and pull requests.
    - Whether to squash merge pull requests to main.

    Even if you manage to define best practices that your team is committed to following, there isn’t a way to force your documentation contributors to adhere to all of these best practices. Due to the lack of enforcement of these best practices, you can easily end up in a situation where writers follow slightly different practices based on what their tools make easy to do."

    thisisimportant.net/posts/docs

    #technicalwriting #docsascode #markdown #git #softwaredocumentation #gitworkflows