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First: it's certainly commendable that you are researching git workflows for use with git. All too often repositories are a mess and that can have a real impact on the (perceived) utility of working with a VCS in the first place.
However:
I've been searching around through the documentation/forum posts and haven't really found a good walk-through explaining how to set up version control of a ros project using Git.
there do appear to be quite some (older) Q&As on this site that deal with the same question. Some examples that may provide some insight:
If there are still things unclear, could you edit your original question and add some specific questions?
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First: it's certainly commendable that you are researching git workflows for use with git. ROS. All too often repositories are a mess and that can have a real impact on the (perceived) utility of working with a VCS in the first place.
However:
I've been searching around through the documentation/forum posts and haven't really found a good walk-through explaining how to set up version control of a ros project using Git.
there do appear to be quite some (older) Q&As on this site that deal with the same question. Some examples that may provide some insight:
If there are still things unclear, could you edit your original question and add some specific questions?
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