[GITHUB] - Merging code from staging to production 2013
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[GITHUB] - Merging code from staging to production 2013
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I am facing a problem lately regarding merging our code from staging to production so I thought to seek some help from the experts :)
We are using GITHUB for our projects. We have two different environment i.e. "staging" where we do our development and perform test etc, and "production" where we have our application for our users. Both of these are on GITHUB where "production" is the "master" and "staging" is in a "branch" under it.
Now, all our developers work on diff modules and they add the code into "staging", all is fine till here, the problem occurs when they have to merge the code of "staging" to "production", currently they manually compare the two files (production v/s staging) and merge the changes which takes a hell lot of time. The reason they cannot directly move the entire file is because there are many devs working on the same file on diff functionalities and all of them may not be ready to go to production.
So I was wondering if there is any option on GITHUB that can make our life simple OR is there any other approach we can follow that will minimize our efforts?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks</div>
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I am facing a problem lately regarding merging our code from staging to production so I thought to seek some help from the experts :)
We are using GITHUB for our projects. We have two different environment i.e. "staging" where we do our development and perform test etc, and "production" where we have our application for our users. Both of these are on GITHUB where "production" is the "master" and "staging" is in a "branch" under it.
Now, all our developers work on diff modules and they add the code into "staging", all is fine till here, the problem occurs when they have to merge the code of "staging" to "production", currently they manually compare the two files (production v/s staging) and merge the changes which takes a hell lot of time. The reason they cannot directly move the entire file is because there are many devs working on the same file on diff functionalities and all of them may not be ready to go to production.
So I was wondering if there is any option on GITHUB that can make our life simple OR is there any other approach we can follow that will minimize our efforts?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks</div>
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I am facing a problem lately regarding merging our code from staging to production so I thought to seek some help from the experts :)
We are using GITHUB for our projects. We have two different environment i.e. "staging" where we do our development and perform test etc, and "production" where we have our application for our users. Both of these are on GITHUB where "production" is the "master" and "staging" is in a "branch" under it.
Now, all our developers work on diff modules and they add the code into "staging", all is fine till here, the problem occurs when they have to merge the code of "staging" to "production", currently they manually compare the two files (production v/s staging) and merge the changes which takes a hell lot of time. The reason they cannot directly move the entire file is because there are many devs working on the same file on diff functionalities and all of them may not be ready to go to production.
So I was wondering if there is any option on GITHUB that can make our life simple OR is there any other approach we can follow that will minimize our efforts?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks</div>
2013 2013 2013 security programming design programs game system software hardware scripting dynamic programming designs disney college program design star proxy list ecommerce Amelia Islands Amsterdam Antique Chairs Apartment for Rent Aquarium Asthma Astronomy Athletes Foot Baby Boomers Background Check Ballroom Dancing Bankruptcy Barbecues BBQs Bean Bags Bipolar Bird Houses Bird Watching Blinds Body Building Body Detox Bonsai Bowling Breast Augmentation Bronchitis Budgeting Bullying Business Mentoring Calcium Calibration Candle Making candles Careers Carpets cats Cheffing Childrens Parties Chinese Tea Christmas Decorations Comic Books Computer Training Copyright Credit Repair Criminal Records cuff links Dating Day Outings Designer Footwear Direct Mail Marketing Domain Names Drug Addiction ecommerce Educational Toys Elderly Care Electrician Essential Oils Estrogen European Travel Family Fishing Fitness Articles Fly Fishing Forums Fruit Trees Genealogy Gift Ideas Goal Setting Golf Green Decking And Patios hail loss Harley Davidson Hiking Hiking and Camping
I am facing a problem lately regarding merging our code from staging to production so I thought to seek some help from the experts :)
We are using GITHUB for our projects. We have two different environment i.e. "staging" where we do our development and perform test etc, and "production" where we have our application for our users. Both of these are on GITHUB where "production" is the "master" and "staging" is in a "branch" under it.
Now, all our developers work on diff modules and they add the code into "staging", all is fine till here, the problem occurs when they have to merge the code of "staging" to "production", currently they manually compare the two files (production v/s staging) and merge the changes which takes a hell lot of time. The reason they cannot directly move the entire file is because there are many devs working on the same file on diff functionalities and all of them may not be ready to go to production.
So I was wondering if there is any option on GITHUB that can make our life simple OR is there any other approach we can follow that will minimize our efforts?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks</div>
Home Automation Home Business Home Schooling Homeopathy Honeymoon Hydroponic Garden Identity Theft Jazz Job Hunting Preparation Joint Venture Landscape Design Latin Dance Law School Lawn Care Lean Manufacturing license Local Recreation Locksmith Marriage Meditation Metal Detector Mexico Mortgages Motor Homes Moving Mutual Funds Natural Insecticides Natural Insectiside Nursing Assistant Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Online Dating Origami Outdoor Swing Outsourcing Paintball Penny stocks Pet Grooming Pet Insurance Pet Parrots Pets Photography Physiotherapy Potty Training Power Tools Private Investigation Prom Hairstyles Prototyping Public Domain Rawfood Diet Recycling Resume Safari Vacations Salad and Dressing Ideas Scholarship Scuba Diving Self Improvement Setting Goals Single Parenting Skiing Skiing Locations Skin Care small business Snowmobiles social networking Spectrum Analysers Spiders Sports Apparel Sports Nutrition Spring Makeup Stained Glass Stress Student Loan Bad Credit Summer Animal Care Summer Fashion Trends Summer Fitness Summer Heat Summer Jobs Summer Savings Summer Travel Summer Vacations Supercross Surround Sound Sweeteners Swimming Pool Ownership Taekwondo Tattoo Technology And Gadgets Termites Time Management Timeshare Toy Trains Trademarks Trading Triathlon Trophies Vacuum Cleaners Vegetarian Vitamins and Supplements Wedding Etiquette Wedding Themes Wheelchair Lifts Wild Flowers Windsor Pilates Working Dogs2013 2013 2013
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