Aligning repository design with specific domains or functionalities to enhance collaboration and ownership.
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Monorepo
A repository structure that allows for streamlined management of dependencies across multiple projects but may introduce complexities in larger teams.
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Versioning Strategies
Well-defined methods to manage changes in repositories, ensuring backward compatibility and smooth upgrades, often using semantic versioning.
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Semantic Versioning
A versioning scheme that communicates the nature of changes in a software repository, categorized into major, minor, and patch updates.
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Repository Size Limitation
Keeping repositories small and focused to enhance usability and maintainability for developers.
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Comprehensive Documentation
Extensive written guidelines detailing the purpose, functionality, and contribution processes of a repository to aid understanding and engagement.
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Automation Tools
Software tools utilized to minimize manual errors and ensure consistency during the testing and deployment processes, often as part of CI/CD practices.
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Continuous Integration (CI)
A development practice that involves the frequent merging of code changes into a shared repository, accelerating delivery timelines.
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Continuous Deployment (CD)
An extension of continuous integration that automates the deployment of all code changes to production after passing automated tests.