week 10/100

 This week we learned about IntelliJ setup (after the syllabus of course). Setting up the ignorefile plugin was great. Setting up java classes and tests was really easy in this IDE. I have not used IntelliJ in many years. The autogeneration of getters, setters, and tests is great.


Some git commands we used:

* git add

* git status

* git commit

* git branch

* git checkout

* git merge

* git blame

* git log


One of the big challenges was the build environment vs. gitlab runners. I wanted all the automated testing to pass and the build env was different. Learning how to upgrade gradle and its dependencies was a good exercise, even if it was unplanned work. This is truly indicative of real world software development; infrastructure is never quite as documented because things change very fast.

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