Git Workflow Guide FAQs

Question 1

Which branching strategy is best for a small team?

Accepted Answer

GitHub Flow is generally recommended for small teams (2-5 people) because it is simple, focuses on short-lived feature branches, and uses Pull Requests for streamlined code reviews.

Question 2

When should I choose Rebase over Merge?

Accepted Answer

Use Rebase when you want a clean, linear project history or when updating your local feature branch with the latest changes from main. Use Merge when integrating a completed feature into a shared branch to preserve the context of the work.

Question 3

How does this skill help with merge conflicts?

Accepted Answer

The skill provides a structured conflict resolution workflow, including identifying conflicted files, using merge tools, and instructions on how to abort or finalize the process safely.

Question 4

What is Trunk-Based Development?

Accepted Answer

It is a high-velocity strategy where developers merge small, frequent updates to a single 'trunk' branch (usually main) several times a day, often utilizing feature flags to manage incomplete features.

Question 5

Can this skill help me fix a commit to the wrong branch?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes troubleshooting steps for moving the most recent commit to a new branch and resetting your current branch to its previous state.

Git Workflow Guide

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Git Workflow Guide

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