Collaborating on GitHub

This section contains documentation of approaches and convention carried out to foster effective collaboration across teams using git and GitHub.

Collaboration Practices

🔄 Git and Version Control

• Git Configuration - Set up Git for seamless team collaboration
• Branch Naming - Standardized branch patterns for clear project organization
• Commit Messages - Structured commits that communicate changes effectively

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📥 Pull Requests

• PR Format - Templates and structure for meaningful PR discussions
• Acceptance Criteria - Clear requirements to align team expectations
• Code Review - Collaborative review practices for quality code
• Auto-merge - Automated merging to reduce manual overhead
• Changesets - Semantic versioning and changelogs for coordinated releases

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Quick Reference

Git Workflow

1. Create feature branch: feats/description or fixes/description
2. Write conventional commits
3. Open PR with proper format
4. Address code review feedback
5. Merge with auto-merge when ready

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