DevOps Workflow and Collaborative Git

Map the path from a code change to a monitored production release and identify where DevOps practices shorten feedback loops.

Create and configure a Git repository with an appropriate .gitignore file and clear commit history.

Use Git branches to isolate a change and merge it into the main branch.

Resolve a Git merge conflict without losing either contributor's intended changes.

Synchronize local and remote repositories using clone, fetch, pull, and push.

Use Git tags and semantic versioning to identify releasable versions.

Open and review a GitHub pull request using a lightweight branching workflow.

Recover from a faulty change using restore, revert, or reset in the appropriate situation.