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As a database administrator, my contribution to a sprint includes database change requests (as Jira tickets) as well as Oracle SQL scripts, Bash scripts, data files, YML files, and documentation. I was trained to develop the package as a folder in BitBucket, then commit the whole tree as a build request in SourceTree. My trainer has moved on.
I do understand that a pull to my local branch, and subsequent push to commit, are simply a set of objects with pathnames. I think what I'm missing is that (1) I've only added SQL scripts on Jira tickets; and (2) I have not created a branch in the Development link. In large part, it's just my ignorance about whether that's the right and missing step. The only option provided is to create a branch -- which implies that I'll end up with a separate branch for every object in my directory tree. Ultimately, my directory tree is cloned for each successive build, then objects are modified and pushed up for a sprint.
TL:DR I think I grasp associating every script in a sprint with its own Jira ticket. What about the supporting objects such as YML and DAT extensions?