Post #2695919

@isaiah@mastodon.social different teams will do things different ways, but the most common pattern I've seen used is GitHub flow https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/using-github/github-flow The short version is: 1. Create a branch in your cloned copy of the repo 2. Do a single task on that branch (fix a bug, implement a feature, etc) 3. Submit the change as a Pull Request 4. Address feedback/comments on the same branch. 5. Once the branch is merged, delete it. Your next task gets its own branch. Separate copies of the repo are not required and indeed are discouraged. Use git's built-in branch management instead.