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Chapter: Teamwork: Merging
Lecture: Adding a feature: The Windows developer
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Here we are in our Windows environment. Remember this is developer two and developer two.
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While we have been over working on the template side of things has been given another
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job, how do you feel about putting the data directly inside of the main view and the app startup and all that.
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We maybe should have a data layer that has things like the data about the jokes So in this world for this developer,
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what we want to do is we want to move the joke's over. So we're going to add a new file here just called data layer data and we're
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gonna just take jokes from over here, cut that and drop that into data. Oh and we do want to rename that to data.py
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I don't know what I was thinking there. Alright, data.py has got its joke in there now of course we're gonna need to use these jokes as well.
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So let's just say for now from data import jokes, let's go ahead and just run our code here and make sure things work fires up
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No, we don't want to run that one. We want to run it like this, run our flask app, make sure it fires up. And does it click on it?
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Sure enough, we still are getting jokes here, let's do that again. We're still getting our jokes but now they're coming from our
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super fancy, super elaborate data layer which again is not that amazing but it's still nice to have a little organization right,
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well our work is done. Let's check this in. We're gonna come over here to git and say we've got a couple of changes here
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We've got our settings in our launch that we want to add those are going to be setting up Visual Studio Code and then this is our feature.
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Now I could just put all four of these in here, but let's put a little bit more care into how we orchestrate these.
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Let's put special like make these one commit and that another commit. So we'll say something like this and we'll check that one in there and then we
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can add our changes that did the data layer. So finished new data layer. The factoring. Cool. We can check those in.
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We're super happy with how this is gone now. We could bounce over to source tree but look, we can just press this button.
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I will say we're going to push this. Are you sure you want to do that? Yeah, I'm pretty sure I want to do that. So it pushed those changes over.
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Here's a nice friendly idea. I'm not sure if I want to choose it. We could periodically run git fetch is what Visual Studio Code is saying to us.
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We've talked about pushing and we talked about pulling but other than that,
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you're entirely unaware of how the state of the server is are there changes you theoretically
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could apply and merge? I don't know because I haven't checked. So git fetch is like a pull to get me the changes,
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but don't actually apply it. Just tell me what changes there would be if I were to want to apply them.
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So this is what git Visual Studio and it's good extension is suggesting that it periodically
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checks the server to just tell you there are changes if you want them. Sure, I'm down with that.
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Let's give that a try. So if we go back over to our funny funny web here, you can see look we have our VS Code section and we have our
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setup for Visual studio code and we've got our data layer re factoring here and let's especially pay attention to that file and look at its changes.
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Actually let's click right here. So it just pulls up the changes. It says you changed Up here on line two and you changed online 6 - 10
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But notice the part where the view method is, We didn't change that, that's important. Okay, so our changes are pushed up and our job is done.
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I guess we're done for the day. Lets go home wimdows developer.