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Git push for is publishing, not for integration
Posted on Thursday, August 12, 2010 - 00:03 by Martin d'Anjou from the site Ninja Verification
This may seem obvious, but don’t use git push like CVS commit. Repositories should be accepting commits by pulling them, not pushing them. CVS commit may be your integration strategy in a simple world without branches, but git push shouldn’t … Continue reading →
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Git Workflow for ASIC Development
Posted on Tuesday, December 1, 2009 - 09:43 by Martin d'Anjou from the site Ninja Verification
I recently purchased Pro Git at my local Chapters bookstore. After reading it, I discovered I could get it for free on-line, but that did not make me feel bad, on the contrary! In a week, I had taken it everywhere, and showed it to half a dozen people. The reason I blog about this book [...]
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Continous integration system using parallel make
Posted on Tuesday, February 3, 2009 - 20:20 by Martin d'Anjou from the site Ninja Verification
In software design, a continuous integration system is a system for compiling and testing code on a continuous basis. When a build fails, the code is rejected and the owner notified. When the code is good (compiles okay and sanity tests pass), the code is accepted and is made available for distributing to the development [...]
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