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Tag Archives: Git
SQL Source Control and Bitbucket–Getting Started
This is in response to someone asking about getting started with their database in SQL Source Control and then hosting at BitBucket. I’m going to assume people can set up an account at Bitbucket and won’t cover that. Instead, this … Continue reading
Git, GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, What’s the difference?
I was watching Brent’s webcast session on GitHub recently. I’ve struggled to explain this to users in the past, and it’s always good to see what others do when they do similar sessions. You can watch Brent’s session, and I’ve … Continue reading
DevOps Basics – Ignoring Files in Git
Another post for me that is simple and hopefully serves as an example for people trying to get blogging as #SQLNewBloggers. This is also a part of a basic series on git and how to use it. One of the … Continue reading
DevOps Basics–Git Clients
This is also a part of a basic series on git and how to use it. There are lots of git clients. If you look at the top list for this year, you’ll see quite a few. I’ve used a … Continue reading
