A source-control practice in which developers commit small changes to one shared branch, the trunk, at least daily, with branches living for hours rather than weeks.
Master Git Branching Strategies with a clear breakdown of Gitflow, GitHub Flow, and trunk-based development. Learn pull requests, merging, and rebasing. Branching sounds like a small detail until two people change the same file. Then someone has to figure out…
The main strategies are Git Flow, GitHub Flow and trunk-based development, each built for a different kind of team. Git Flow is the structured one, GitHub Flow the simple one and trunk-based development the fast one. · From the episode: Git Branching Strategies - Simply Explained
Which branching strategy fits teams with small commits?
Trunk-based development fits teams that commit small changes and have strong tests. The episode calls it the fast strategy, which only works when changes are small and checked automatically, so that the main line stays reliable. · From the episode: Git Branching Strategies - Simply Explained
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