remote origin, as the name implies, is the place where code is stored remotely. It is the centralized server or zone where everyone pushes code to and pulls code from. Remote repositories are versions of your project hosted on Git-compatible platforms such as GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, and ...
Protected Branches; because Git allows code change history to be rewritten, it’s crucial to “protect” branches like “master” and “main” so that you have a clear audit trail of changes made over time Pull/Merge Requests; these are at the heart of Git-based source control for teams,...
From Jenkins, for deployment, you can connect to any kind of source code control system, and pull the source, build it, and deploy it automatically to one or more servers. In this tutorial, we’ll explain how you can create a new Jenkins Job, and connect it to a Git repository to pu...