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Visit SiteA Git branch is the fundamental means of launching a separate line of development within a software project. It allows development to continue in multiple directions simultaneously and potentially, to produce different versions of the project.
The default branch in a repository is named master (or main) and most developers keep the repository's most robust and dependable line of development on that branch.
$ git branch
A branch is suitable for continuing development. It is dynamic and moves with each commit you make.
$ git checkout -b new-feature
Naming your branches is up to you and your project policies. Consider whether the naming convention will be static and immutable, or dynamic for development.
$ git merge new-feature
After creating a branch and completing your work, you'll need to merge it back to the master branch when ready.
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