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    <p>First, Jenkins is an automated build server, and since ColdFusion applications are not compiled, it will not help you any more than svn by itself. I'm sure there are some compelling features that are available for CF apps, but like you said, the learning curve might not be worth the effort.</p> <p>We have the same dev/QA/Prod tiers as you do, and svn suits our needs just fine. The process goes something like this:</p> <ol> <li>Developers check out the HEAD branch using Subclipse or TortoiseSVN</li> <li>Developers check in features to HEAD.</li> <li>A system admin checks out HEAD to the QA server when features need testing</li> <li>If HEAD passes QA, then a branch is created to go to production. This branch is just a copy of HEAD that has been vetted by QA. We name the branch folder prod_2_7_2012 or something similar.</li> <li>A sysadmin uses svn to check out the project to the production server. Sometimes a full export &amp; overwrite is done if svn is not available.</li> <li>Developers check out the prod branch using subclipse/tortoise. They now have 2 copies of the app in their dev environment.</li> <li>QA checks out the prod branch.</li> <li>Devs may ONLY commit emergency bug fixes to the prod branch, which will be vetted by QA.</li> <li>If the bugfix is approved, prod is updated with svn update or export.</li> <li>The bugfix is also applied to HEAD and committed to HEAD. This duplicates work, but alleviates the headache of merging.</li> <li>When new features in HEAD are ready for production, the process repeats and the old prod branch is archived.</li> </ol> <p>No merging.</p>
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    1. COAlso, when doing the 'dual bugfix' approach, you can add an extra layer of validation by doing a diff between HEAD and your existing prod branch before creating a new prod branch from HEAD. This usually catches anything that a dev might have forgotten.
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    2. COI like this, but I need some time to evaluate if this approach would work for our team. No merging is a big plus, takes quite a bit of complexity and eliminate risk of failed / incorrect merge
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    3. COThis works well with a small to medium size dev team (3-8 devs) that are all able to communicate well with each other and catch each others mistakes. It's important to make sure that everyone is working on the same dev/prod pair when fixing bugs, and it's easy for someone to get lost on a huge team.
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