"
*These per-customer branches contain customer-specific customizations
and receive "integration merges" from the "pristine" branch when needed
-- typically when a new bug fix or a feature gets implemented there. *"
what does "integration merges" mean? Does it mean cherry pick those fixes
from "pristine" branch to the per-customer branches?
On Wednesday, May 4, 2016 at 10:14:56 PM UTC+8, Konstantin Khomoutov wrote:
>
> On Tue, 3 May 2016 06:25:19 -0700 (PDT)
> Moi <myo...@gmail.com > wrote:
>
> > Can we make use of Git to implement White Label concept?
> > Eg, I have a product that are sold to customer A and customer B. If
> > customer B needs to customize on some screens which customer A
> > doesn't need, how do I implement the white label using Git?
>
> This task is not specific to Git and is commonly known as "vendor
> branches", so just google this term.
>
> In short, and in the simplest case, you have a branch which contains
> the "pristine" version of your codebase -- that is, with no
> per-customer customizations. Then for each customer you have their own
> branch forked off that "pristine" branch.
> These per-customer branches contain customer-specific customizations and
> receive "integration merges" from the "pristine" branch when needed --
> typically when a new bug fix or a feature gets implemented there.
>
> Sure, the scheme could be more complicated like maintaining several
> "pristine" branches when different customers having different versions
> of your codebase deployed to them but the basic idea holds.
>
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