Add a guide for using Git with RBTools.

Review Request #10969 — Created March 25, 2020 and submitted — Latest diff uploaded

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RBTools
release-1.0.x

Reviewers

This introduces the start of a new "RBTools Workflows" section of
documentation, designed to help people learn how to incorporate RBTools
into their workflow. To start off, we're adding a workflow for Git.

This is an updated version of an old blog post we've often pointed users
to:

https://blog.beanbaginc.com/2015/01/26/an-effective-rbtools-workflow-for-git/

The new version is broken down into individual steps (creating your
branch, posting it, updating, landing your change, and closing your
review request), followed by an example walking users through every
step.

Unlike the blog post, this is able to better link to relevant
documentation and provide general tips here and there.

The intent is to stop linking people to the old (hard to find) blog post
and instead give some canonical documentation on getting going, which
should be very helpful as people get started.

Built the docs. Checked for build errors, spelling errors, and link
errors.

There are a few build warnings due to links that don't yet exist in
the Review Board documentation, but this will be addressed.

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Add a guide for using Git with RBTools.
This introduces the start of a new "RBTools Workflows" section of documentation, designed to help people learn how to incorporate RBTools into their workflow. To start off, we're adding a workflow for Git. This is an updated version of an old blog post we've often pointed users to: https://blog.beanbaginc.com/2015/01/26/an-effective-rbtools-workflow-for-git/ The new version is broken down into individual steps (creating your branch, posting it, updating, landing your change, and closing your review request), followed by an example walking users through every step. Unlike the blog post, this is able to better link to relevant documentation and provide general tips here and there. The intent is to stop linking people to the old (hard to find) blog post and instead give some canonical documentation on getting going, which should be very helpful as people get started.
498f32ae49178d9480e02e676d266d31ea754e0c Christian Hammond
docs/rbtools/index.rst
docs/rbtools/rbt/configuration/repositories.rst
docs/rbtools/workflows/git.rst
docs/rbtools/workflows/index.rst
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