Gearset

Team-shared pipelines

Start work in your dev sandbox by selecting a user story assigned to you in Jira  or Azure DevOps.

Pilot feature: Start your work with a user story in pipelines

Busayo Longe

Quinn Kuiper

Claudia McPhail

Gearset Pipelines allow you to visualize and control your release process from start to finish.

Gearset Pipelines

Use Gearset Pipelines to visualize and control your release process from start to finish

An introduction to Gearset Pipelines

Understanding why we support one branching model and how it works

The Gearset Pipelines branching model

There is a minimum set of permissions needed by the member (or members) of the team who are setting up the CI jobs and Pipelines

Minimum permissions needed to set up Gearset Pipelines

Setting up your first Gearset Pipeline

Getting your features from your dev sandbox into Gearset Pipelines and getting them propagated through your environments.

Promoting your first features

How to convert a user owned Pipeline to a team-shared Pipeline

Converting a Pipeline to a team-shared Pipeline

Oli Lane

Thomas Giffin

A collection of documents outlining how to get started in Pipelines

Getting Started

What happens behind the scenes with Pipelines

Promoting a change through your pipeline

Resolving merge conflicts

Locate the reviewer assigned to a pull request within Gearset's pipelines UI.

Locating reviewer added to an open pull request (PR)

Quick Deploy

Understand when is right for your team to have this option enabled or disabled within your Gearset release Pipeline

When to enable/disable back-propagation in developer sandboxes?

Additional pipeline questions

Precision Conflict Resolution

This article describes how to fix a feature without only going through Gearset

Fixing a feature that’s halfway through the pipeline

Adam Bosak

Valerio Chang

Tom Smith

Collection of Documents about promoting changes using Pipelines.

Promoting changes

How to configure your Pipeline in Gearset to update the status of a Jira ticket.

Updating a Jira ticket's status in Pipelines

Updating an Azure DevOps work item's status in Pipelines.

George Marino

How to connect Jira and Azure Work Items with Pipelines.

Integration 

How to create and use release functionality within Pipelines to group together stories, validate and release them in a single block

Releases in Pipelines

Richard Owen

Collection of documents detailing how to use the release feature

Releases

Simplified explanation of why additional commits may appear in your pull requests.

Pull request showing unexpected differences (examples)

Keep your environment branches in-sync

Getting your features back-propagated through your Pipeline into your lower environments and your developer sandboxes synced

Org syncing with Pipelines

There are a few methods to roll back changes in Pipelines, and this article explains how to use git commands to help achieve that.

Deployment Rollback in Pipelines (using the command line)

Three methods to correctly revert a change with Pipelines.

Rollback with Gearset Pipelines

For example, recreating a pr should be done by the author of the original PR, and propagated by the author of the original PR.

Getting Started

Promoting changes

Integration

Releases

Troubleshooting