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What does git offer to the user with git?

We move on to git, we need a control source that is better at developing branching and parallel development. Our entire team did a bit of research, and we decided to switch to git. We also like the gitflow model. I noticed that there is a gitflow extension for git.

What advantage of this extension exceeds standard git? These seem to be mostly macros for team joining. Should we worry about the gitflow extension (we like the model)? This is useful? How does it compare to standard git commands?

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The gitflow extension is literally just a collection of scripts that encode an nvie-branching model. Absolutely no need to use them, it's just a convenience. You might find it useful that the scripts deal with the branching model, or you can just stick with the vanilla git commands to do the same. This is just a personal preference.

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Kevin is absolutely right. Except ... git stream extensions make it very easy to use the nvie model. It really helps to provide what you mean by function, but more importantly, what a release and fix is!

When using git stream extensions, you can also use regular git commands, without any penalties.

I also found an OS X GUI tool, SourceTree . This will really help show you what is local and what you need to click / pull from the source.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1390500/

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