Add GitHub Flow and Octopus Merge pattern article#358
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Introduces github-flow.md, a companion to the parallel development guide covering day-to-day GitHub Flow usage and a reference CI/CD pipeline implementing the Octopus Merge pattern for keeping a shared test environment in sync with all open pull requests. Cross-links between the two articles, fixes broken/placeholder links in parallel-development.md, and adds Mermaid diagrams for the branching model, merge flow, job dependencies, and end-to-end workflow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Adds a new day-to-day GitHub Flow guide (including an Octopus Merge reference pipeline) and updates the existing parallel development article to cross-link and explain when/why to use GitHub Flow + Octopus Merge vs GitFlow vs plain trunk-based development.
Changes:
- Expand
parallel-development.mdwith a GitHub Flow + Octopus Merge recommendation, Mermaid branching diagram, and updated workflow guidance. - Add
github-flow.md, documenting Octopus Merge and providing Azure Pipelines + GitHub Actions reference implementations with Mermaid diagrams. - Improve cross-linking between the two articles and update surrounding narrative/wording.
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| content/getting-started/parallel-development.md | Reframes branching strategy guidance and adds GitHub Flow + Octopus Merge section and updated common workflow steps. |
| content/getting-started/github-flow.md | New companion article detailing GitHub Flow daily practice and an Octopus Merge reference CI/CD pipeline with diagrams and examples. |
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DocFX only raises UidNotFound for the explicit [text](xref:uid) link form, not the @uid shorthand — and content/todo/{powerbi-cicd,as-cicd} aren't part of the published build, so those two xrefs never resolve. The explicit form used here (unlike the shorthand already used elsewhere for the same pages) triggered the warning, and the build script treats any DocFX warning in the English build as fatal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Introduces github-flow.md, a companion to the parallel development guide covering day-to-day GitHub Flow usage and a reference CI/CD pipeline implementing the Octopus Merge pattern for keeping a shared test environment in sync with all open pull requests. Cross-links between the two articles, fixes broken/placeholder links in parallel-development.md, and adds Mermaid diagrams for the branching model, merge flow, job dependencies, and end-to-end workflow.