This retrospective was run as part of an employee on boarding experience. It was a small group (3 participants).

Goal: Where are we, what does success look like? (Futurespective)
Time: 1 hr

Structure

• Weather Report (set the stage)
• ...

Say you've added a few files to a commit and you decide later to move it to a different branch. You need a couple of git commands:

First. You need to split the commit into multiple commits which done via an interactive rebase:

• `git rebase -i HE...

After working on a feature in a separate branch, keeping the branch around is unnecessary. To clean up afterwards, run the following:

git push origin --delete <branch_to_delete>
git branch -D <branch_to_delete>

If git complains with this error:

fatal: bad object refs/remotes/origin/HEAD
error: failed to run repack

This may happen if upstream branches have been removed and your origin is pointing to it. You can confirm this by running:

Usually a cucumber step definition will have some sort of regular expression capture:

Given(/^I have (\d+) dollars in my account$/) do |amount|
  #step logic
end

As the Given is specified above the amount argument will still be a st...

This is a good description of working with merging or rebasing in git. What they do and how to deal with them

Merging vs Rebasing (from Atlasian)

Use git log:

git log -S <String to search for> --author <author to restrict by, usually it's you> --since <how long since you made the change>

There isn't a single definition for it. Which is good since it allows the practices to evolve. It's also a barrier to people being introduced to it, since there isn't a single definitive example that says: "This is BDD". Different practitioners ha...

Acceptance criteria should give a binary yes/no response. They need to be ambiguous in order to test them. Without the binary response it is unclear whether the system is complete and behaves as intended (Writing Great Specifications p. 86)

Speci...

Version control (ie. git) your home directory. The post below describes a process (and has further links to examples) of a way that moves the whole version control aspect away:

https://developer.atlassian.com/blog/2016/02/best-way-to-store-dotfil...