GIT user manual
  • Preface
  • What is Git?
  • What is BitBucket?
  • What is JIRA?
  • What you need to get working with GIT, Bitbucket and JIRA
    • Installing Git
    • Git configuration settings
    • Installing TortoiseGIT (optional)
    • Configuring Bitbucket access
    • Configuring JIRA access
  • GIT workflows
    • Centralized workflow
    • Feature branch workflow
    • Gitflow workflow
    • Forking workflow
  • Basic workflow for stress testing team
  • How to configure GIT, check configuration, get help, get version number
  • How to clone a repositiory
  • How to make changes and upload
  • How to raise a JIRA and workflow
  • How to get GIT status and logs
  • How to git diff with a previous file
  • How to tag a release
  • branching basics
  • pushing pulling rebasing fetching and merging
  • Staging area. what is it
  • Git forking
  • Merging when there are conflicts and how to resolve
  • Undoing mistakes in git
  • How to Stash your work?
  • How to manage your projects thru Git SAS, R, Python
  • How to use Bitbucket
  • JIRA workflows
  • Appendix
    • Git Cheat sheet
  • Extra Content
    • Installing Github
    • Installing Bitbucket
    • Continuous Integration\Continuous Delivery using Bitbucket
    • JIRA and Trello integration
    • Github Issue management
    • Travis Continuous Integration
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