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- Branching (version control) - Wikipedia
Each object can thereafter be modified separately and in parallel so that the objects become different In this context the objects are called branches The users of the version control system can branch any branch Branches are also known as trees, streams or codelines
- The Basics of a Release Branching Strategy | Blog - Split
What Is Release Branching? Release branching serves as a structured methodology within the software development lifecycle When a product approaches its next release, a release branch is created from the main or development branch
- A Guide to Optimal Branching Strategies in Git | Atlassian
This means that late in the development cycle, the release manager will create a branch from the main (e g , “1 1 development branch”) All changes for the 1 1 release need to be applied twice: once to the 1 1 branch and then to the main code line
- Branch Cut in software deployment - Technical Blog
It involves creating a new branch in the version control system (such as Git) to isolate the codebase at a particular state, typically in preparation for a release or deployment The branch cut is typically performed to create a stable and controlled environment for finalizing the release
- Actual commands for cutting release branches in GitFlow
With GitFlow, every so often you cut a release branch off of the develop branch, so that you can isolate a subset of new changes and deploy them to some staging nonprod environment
- Patterns for Managing Source Code Branches - Martin Fowler
This division of development into lines of work that split and merge is central to the workflow of software development teams, and several patterns have evolved to help us keep a handle on all this activity Like most software patterns, few of them are gold standards that all teams should follow
- Branching Strategies in Git - GeeksforGeeks
Without separate development branches, the master branch can become cluttered, serving both production and development purposes As teams grow, merge conflicts may occur more frequently due to everyone merges into the same branch
- Version Control Branching Strategies | by David Mosyan | Medium
Branching strategy determines how team approaches code branching There are 2 different branching patterns: long-lived and short-lived Long-lived branching is a good option for a
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