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Suggested way to handle collaboration on a Denali project?
It seems to me with the current setup it could be pretty easy to run into conflicts with multiple people / teams working on a single project.
When you do a deploy a backup is zipped and uploaded to backups/.
What I've been doing (and the only option I noticed) is:
* looking through backups
* downloading the latest one
* unpacking and installing dependencies (there seems to be strange permissions from an unpacked backup that you need to modify to get access to the source code)
This works, but I'm concerned that unless everyone is very much on the same page and doing deploys frequently during the development process, that there's a good chance for conflicts or lost work.
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