I'm a newcomer to NetSuite development, and I'm interested in understanding the process of implementing source control or version control for NetSuite scripts, forms, workflows, and other elements. I'm uncertain about the feasibility of adopting DevOps practices with NetSuite. Additionally, I'm open to using GitHub but would appreciate guidance on how to integrate it effectively with NetSuite. Can you provide insights or best practices in this regard?

I recently wrote this blog series on using SDF and GitHub Actions: https://www.salto.io/blog-posts/netsuite-ci-cd as well as a bunch of older articles in no particular order: • https://stoic.software/sustainable-suitescript/my-vcs-process/ • https://stoic.software/sustainable-suitescript/repository-layout-comparison/ • https://stoic.software/sustainable-suitescript/suitescript-operations-environmental-drift/ • https://stoic.software/effective-suitescript/branching-in-source-control/

@erictgrubaugh Thanks for this. Will read through the articles.

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