Getting Started with Git

Workbench 7.0 supports Git version control within a project on a single server. It creates backups with checkpoints that can aid in recovery tasks. Starting with Workbench 7.1(14), there is more support for Git, namely DTAP-style version control where code is easily shared between multiple servers and multiple developers. Versioned code is pushed to and pulled from a central repository.

A standard work flow when using Git for version control is to perform day-to-day development work on the DEV server, perform user acceptance testing on the UAT server, and publish the final release of the software on the PROD server. This topic outlines that workflow with sample steps to get you started.

Resources mentioned here are found in this zip file: GitFiles.zip