Git and GitHubLesson 28Free preview

GitHub Flow

This lesson is part of Git · All levels

Summary

GitHub Flow is a concise workflow that centers on pull requests: create branches, commit, open pull requests, then after review and approval of changes are combined and deployed. The main principle is to keep the main branch always ready for deployment. Suitable for teams that release frequently and continuously.

Key points

Starting with building a new branch for every job
Open the pull request after the job is done and push
PR review maintains team quality and knowledge sharing
After merging, the branch feature is deleted and changes deployed

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