$ ./example.py branchprint current branch and attached config, show other branches
$ ./example.py branch newBranch newConfig.jsoncreate new branch and attach default config
$ ./example.py branch defaultchange to default branch
$ ./example.py branch -hdon't forget about help
- Default branch is 'default'
- Active branch = current branch
- When should I use new branch?
- different databases
- different solutions for the same task
- the most important results you want to store for your boss (put it into 'release' branch)
- Bind your source file (.py) to the specific branch:
if __name__ == '__main__':
testarium.testarium.ChangeBranch('myBranch')
testarium.main()
