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From a few recent internal discussions: many users, particularly in a healthcare interoperability setting, git is very foreign. It would be better if the git integration could be made more seamless/automatic.
As our motivating use case, we have a single-developer, mostly interoperability-driven development environment. Merges in any direction happen through a web-based UI for the remote which allows for conflict resolution. There is a CI/CD pipeline that pushes changes to developers' environments automatically.
To support this use case, we should have an option to choose between "Basic" and "Expert" modes. This mode is a user-level setting configurable via the settings page, with a system-wide default that applies if it is not configured for the current user. "Expert" mode matches all of the current functionality. In "Basic" mode:
git add of newly-created items is automatic (this could also be made a system-level setting)
"Push to remote branch", "Fetch from remote", "Pull changes from remote branch" are boiled down to a single "Sync" menu item which fetches, pulls, commits all of the user's uncommitted changes (with an optional message defaulting to something reasonable), then pushes.
"Create new branch", "Check out an existing branch", and the export/import options are removed from the menu.
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From a few recent internal discussions: many users, particularly in a healthcare interoperability setting, git is very foreign. It would be better if the git integration could be made more seamless/automatic.
As our motivating use case, we have a single-developer, mostly interoperability-driven development environment. Merges in any direction happen through a web-based UI for the remote which allows for conflict resolution. There is a CI/CD pipeline that pushes changes to developers' environments automatically.
To support this use case, we should have an option to choose between "Basic" and "Expert" modes. This mode is a user-level setting configurable via the settings page, with a system-wide default that applies if it is not configured for the current user. "Expert" mode matches all of the current functionality. In "Basic" mode:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: