Usually how is AEM integrated with git or any other Source Control systems?
Is that straight forward or any specific documents on that to explore...
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Standard GIT documentation/commands would suffice for AEM as well. There is nothing specific that is required for AEM.
e.g. if you use Eclipse as your IDE, you could install GIT plugin in eclipse and use it normally, otherwise, you could install GIT GUI/CLI on Win/Mac or use sourcetree or any other available software to check-in/check-out your code from repository.
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Standard GIT documentation/commands would suffice for AEM as well. There is nothing specific that is required for AEM.
e.g. if you use Eclipse as your IDE, you could install GIT plugin in eclipse and use it normally, otherwise, you could install GIT GUI/CLI on Win/Mac or use sourcetree or any other available software to check-in/check-out your code from repository.
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what kind of integration do you mean? The most obvious one -- the developer stores the code in git and uses some IDE to edit it -- works great.
Jörg
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See this document where Danial talks about this - Getting Started with AEM Sites Chapter 1 - Project Setup
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This was the one I needed! Thanks for your response.
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