XM Cloud is a live evolving platform – the development team releases new base images almost on a weekly basis, and new features are coming to the product regularly, which gets reflected in the underlying dependencies, as well as public starter kit templates such as XM Cloud Foundation Head Starter Kit. At the same time […]
Posts Tagged ‘git’
Demystifying .gitignore in Katalon Studio: Managing Your Test Project Efficiently
In the world of software development and test automation, version control is your best friend. It allows you to track changes, collaborate seamlessly with your team, and ensure the integrity of your project. Git is one of the most widely used version control systems, and it’s an excellent choice for managing your Katalon Studio test […]
Integrating GitHub with Visual Studio Code to Publish Your Salesforce Project
Introduction: In the world of software development, version control plays a crucial role in managing projects efficiently. GitHub, a popular platform for version control, provides a seamless collaboration experience. Salesforce developers often leverage GitHub to maintain their code repositories and collaborate with other team members. In this blog post, we will explore how to integrate […]
Using Git commands using Katalon
Publish a non-Git local project as a Git repository. Share Project is a step in the process of configuring Git for your new Katalon Studio project. In the main toolbar, select Git > Share Project. The Katalon project generates .git folder and gitignore files. Commit Users can view all current changes and choose which ones […]
Integrating Terraform with Jenkins (CI/CD)
Automated Infrastructure (AWS) Setup Using Terraform and Jenkins (Launch EC2 and VPC) In this blog we will discuss how to execute the Terraform code using Jenkins and set up AWS infrastructure such as EC2 and VPC. For those of you are unfamiliar with Jenkins, it is an open-source continuous integration and continuous development automation tool […]
A Developer’s Guide to Using Git DMZ Flow
Understanding and correctly executing a Git workflow strategy is critical to the success of a development team. Git workflows like Gitflow and GitHub Flow are popular and fairly easy to grasp for development teams of all skill levels and project needs. The Sitecore team at Perficient has started to use the excellent Git DMZ Flow […]
Creating a Shared Repository Between Two Local Machines
GIT is one of the most sophisticated version control systems, and it’s widely used by various organisations. With the help of GitHub, a web-based GIT repository hosting service can be accomplished. In some of the projects involving fewer resources, which requires a common repository in a local machine, GIT enables us to create a shared repository […]
Git – If you don’t know, now you know!
Ever since Microsoft started adding support for Git into Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), many veteran developers on the Microsoft stack who had never used Git before started wondering what was up with that. One of the things I quickly picked up on at the Build 2016 conference is that most of the dev teams […]
How the Visual Studio Team Services Team Uses its Own Product
One of the sessions that I attended at Build 2016 was titled “DevOps at Scale: A True Story”. It was a really interesting presentation from Microsoft’s Principal Group Program Manager for Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) about how they use their own product, VSTS, to build VSTS! Other Microsoft divisions also “dog food” VSTS quite […]
Setting up Jenkins with Git repository
This post introduces you the steps to setup Jenkins (Continuous Integration Server) with Git repository.