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...@@ -5,5 +5,5 @@ Every feature gets its own branch when developers commit to this workflow. Rathe ...@@ -5,5 +5,5 @@ Every feature gets its own branch when developers commit to this workflow. Rathe
Ideally, a feature branch should have a lifespan of a few hours. The longer the branch lives, the higher the risk to find integration conflicts when merging back to main. After all, at this scale, there are plenty of teams working on other branches and directly streaming changes to the main branch, incrementing entropy and chances of running into conflict with local changes. Ideally, a feature branch should have a lifespan of a few hours. The longer the branch lives, the higher the risk to find integration conflicts when merging back to main. After all, at this scale, there are plenty of teams working on other branches and directly streaming changes to the main branch, incrementing entropy and chances of running into conflict with local changes.
What is the benefit of a feature branching Git workflow? What is the benefit of a feature branching Git workflow?
This Git workflow has the benefit of keeping a clean main branch that isn't polluted with unfinished features. Teams of any size can use this feature branching, because it permits multiple developers to work on the same feature simultaneously. Software that's still in development sees the most benefit from feature branching, but this workflow can be used for more mature applications as well. This Git workflow has the benefit of keeping a clean main branch that isn't polluted with unfinished features. Teams of any size can use this feature branching, because it permits multiple developers to work on the same feature simultaneously. Software that's still in development sees the most benefit from feature branching, but this workflow can be used for more mature applications asss s s sss s well
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