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Git flow
- A software development model and version control process presented in 2010 by Vincent Driessen. It revolves around working with specific branches: the two permanent branches “master” (later “main”) and “develop” (or “development”), as well as temporary feature, release, and “hotfix” branches. The main branch serves as the source of truth for the code base. ↑ is.gd/hPwabm
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