Master Git Branching & GitFlow in a Crash Course

GitFlow is a more structured branching model. It’s suited for projects with a regular release cycle and multiple versions in maintenance. GitFlow introduces specific branches for different purposes. There are a lot of moving parts – developers have to understand which branch to use at which time. Merging between multiple branches (feature - develop - release - master, etc.) can be heavy. For small teams or continuous deployment environments, GitFlow may feel like overkill.

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