Chapter 3 How to Automate the Network?
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Working branches, sometimes called feature branches and bug-fix branches, can and should be created for every work item and change made to the repository (and therefore the network) and changes committed often to these working branches, so developers can collaborate using the CI model.
The central repositories can be explored through the browser including the complete history of every element of code, all the current and previous branches, and pull requests, including the related Git commits.
TFS History is a rich source of information and an easy way to explore the changes made to the network. Troubleshooting problems becomes infinitely easier now that changes can be viewed in reverse sequence of application. Problems can be pin-pointed to an exact pull request as well as the commit involved in making the change.
