Work Flow

Official Team Charles™ Work Flow 💪

Version 1.0

Table of Contents

• Starting a New Project
• Resolving a Ticket
• Style Guide
• Employee Handbook

Starting a New Project

1. Create a new Github repo
2. Clarify project requirements with Manager, Product Owner, and Team.
3. Create tickets that correspond with project requirements.
4. Product Owner priotizes project tickets.
5. All tickets should be tagged with Low, Medium, or High priority.

Resolving a Ticket

1. Choose a High Priority ticket to work on.
2. Resolve the ticket locally on your machine.
3. Create only one Pull Request per ticket (E.g. branch name issue#-feature).
4. When the Pull Request is ready to be reviewed, the owner of the PR should tag each organization member in a comment with @team.
5. Team members must clone the PR and make sure it works on his/her machine.
6. Team members must comment on the PR giving their approval or suggest appropriate changes.
7. The creator of the PR must be the only person contributing code to the PR.
8. The creator of the PR is solely responsible for merging the PR into master when given group approval.

Style Guide

Official Team Charles Style Guide

Employee Handbook

The Bangazon Employee Handbook

Project Order

Draw IO File

Installing Visual Studio Code Snippets

Download this repo to your TeamCharles directory or download classDocSnippet.snippet and methodDocSnippet.snippet to your machine.

In Visual Studio, click Tools -> Code Snippets Manager.

Select CSharp as the language.

Select the My Code Snippets directory as the location (or choose your preferred folder for custom code snippets).

Click Import and navigate to the classDocSnippet.snippet file. Repeat this and import the methodDocSnippet.snippet file as well.

When you select OK after importing the snippets, you are now able to use the following commands to run the snippets:

cdoc and press TAB twice to use the Class Documentation snippet.

mdoc and press TAB twice to use the Method Documentation snippet.