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There are a bunch of files in my project that are sometimes modified but always shared among many different branches. Examples include build scripts, batch files that include paths, etc. Even the .gitignore file itself is an example. I want this stuff in source control, but I don't want individual branches to keep track of changes to them. How do you handle this situation? Do you track everything related to your project in Git? What's your approach to shared objects? Is .gitignore my only option? Keep your build scripts and batch files in a separate repo? Instead of relying on submodules, have

G---H // Release Branch / / A---B---E---F--- // master \ \ C---D--- // bug fix branch Based on our particular needs for our project, it is quite common for the above scenario to occur. We have our master/dev branch with some commits. Then we get a bug report and start fixing that on the bug branch (commits C and D above). More commits happen in the dev branch in the meantime. Next we are told we need to create a release for a customer which cannot include the changes introduced by commits B, E and F above, but it should include the bug fix. So we branch off of dev before change B was ever

1、通过命令 git init 把这个目录变成git可以管理的仓库 git init 2、把文件添加到版本库中，使用命令 git add .添加到暂存区里面去，不要忘记后面的小数点“.”，意为添加文件夹下的所有文件 git add . 3、用命令 git commit告诉Git，把文件提交到仓库。引号内为提交说明 git commit -m 'first commit' 4、关联到远程库 git remote add origin 你的远程库地址 如：git remote add origin https://github.com/cade8800/ionic-demo.git 5、获取远程库与本地同步合并（如果远程库不为空必须做这一步，否则后面的提交会失败） git pull --rebase origin master 6、把本地库的内容推送到远程，使用 git push命令，实际上是把当前分支master推送到远程。执行此命令后会要求输入用户名、密码，验证通过后即开始上传。 git push -u origin master 7、状态查询命令 git status 8、切换分支 git checkout -b <#分支名master> master是分支 9、查看本地分支 git branch 10、查看本地及远程分支 git branch -a 11、删除远程分支 git

I am musing about building a big system on top of git for various reasons but mainly convenience. But as part of the implementation I would end up making millions of branches and branching and merging between them. Can git actually scale this way? I always hear "Branches are free" but I have to wonder if this is really true x1,000,000? Can git actually create a theoretical unlimited number of branches? Yes, branches are free. Branching and merging is very easy. The scalability issues mentioned before comes only when synchronizing a vast amount of branches through the network (git fetch, git

In TFS (We are using 2012) why is the default to convert your source folder to a branch? I really don't consider the source a branch. What, if any, advantages/disadvantages does this have? I'm not sure what you mean by "I don't consider the source a branch" the source folder by definition becomes a branch as soon as you create a branch from it. The target folder is also a branch which is a child of the source branch. There are no disadvantages to enabling this. Regardless of whether you have this enabled or not the Source and Target will have a branching relationship and you will be able to