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Day5 git end to end release management 8mar

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okay, let's dive into a comprehensive guide to git-based release management, specifically tailored for a "day 5" context (assuming you have a basic understanding of git) and focusing on a hypothetical release date of march 8th. this will cover branching strategies, tagging, merging, automated testing, and deployment considerations, along with code examples.

**understanding the "day 5" context**

the "day 5" designation is important. it suggests you're working in a project that either:

* has a fixed sprint/iteration cycle.
* has a regular release cadence (e.g., weekly releases).

in either case, it implies that you need to release or have a release candidate ready by a specific date. this requires a structured approach to avoid last-minute surprises and ensure stability.

**core concepts of git-based release management**

before we dive into a specific workflow, let's establish the key components:

1. **branching strategies:** how you organize your code in branches to isolate features, fixes, and releases. the choice depends on project size, team structure, and release frequency.
2. **tagging:** creating immutable snapshots of your code at specific points in time, typically to mark releases.
3. **merging:** integrating changes from one branch into another (e.g., features into a release branch, fixes into `main`).
4. **release candidate (rc):** a version of the software that is considered stable and ready for release, pending final testing.
5. **automated testing:** running tests automatically during the release process to catch bugs early.
6. **deployment:** the process of making your software available to users (often automated in conjunction with release).
7. **version control:** using tools like git to track changes to the codebase.

**choosing a branching strategy**

several popular branching strategies exist. we'll focus on a simplified gitflow variant suitable for the "day 5" scenario. this assumes you want regular releases:

* **`main` (o ...

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