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==Branches== | ==Branches== | ||
Branches allow you to work on the repository without creating new forks and using more disk space. | |||
You can use them to create and test changes from a static copy of the code repo. | |||
You can also discard | You can also discard a branch if you decide the feature is no longer needed. | ||
Once the feature has been fully developed, you should rebase the branch onto the head of | Once the feature has been fully developed, you should rebase the branch onto the head of the main branch. | ||
Then you can merge the branch to add the feature to master. | Then you can merge the branch to add the feature to main/master. | ||
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