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Getting the Most Out of Git

Talkat posit::conf(2023) · 2023-09-17..09-20· [developer-experience]
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Argues for a simple GitHub workflow for most projects (claims 99% of teams don’t need complex branching), recommends protect main branch and basic CI that just verifies apps build or packages compile, uses GitHub/GitLab features like CODEOWNERS, scheduled CI (example: run internal R package builds monthly on the 10th with a 3‑hour fixer assigned), and implements continuous deployment for per‑branch Shiny preview apps that auto‑destroy on merge; these approaches reduce chaos but add maintenance and infrastructure.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:09Git frustrations and workflows
  3. 3:59Code importance to others
  4. 6:29Simple Git workflows
  5. 8:15Protecting main branch with CI
  6. 11:25Teams with code owners
  7. 13:11Deploying Shiny apps
  8. 14:56Pedantic CI checks
  9. 17:44Scaling Git workflows
  10. 18:46Summary
  11. 19:30Q&A
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