dotnet-mcaf-source-control

To establish source control policies, you define branching, merging, and secret management rules. This streamlines team collaboration and ensures repository hygiene by applying validated practices to your current development workflows.

Enforcing Git branching and merging standards involves documenting explicit repository policies. By analyzing current workflows, you can implement concrete rules that validate commit messages, branch naming, and release strategies for your team.

Preventing secrets in Git repositories requires defining strict secret management policies. You validate explicit rules and practices within your source control configuration to ensure sensitive credentials follow organizational security standards.

Yes, you can use this to tighten existing repo policies or bootstrap new ones during DevOps onboarding. It facilitates policy implementation, validation, and documentation by analyzing your current repository practices.

Yes, analyzing current workflows is required. You must evaluate existing repository practices to validate explicit rules and define concrete policy improvements that accurately match your team's source control and compliance needs.